Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 18 minutes ago
In this Archaeology Café, Dr. Margaret Nelson presents, "Mimbres Lives and Landscapes of Southwestern New Mexico."
ABOUT THIS TALK:
"Over a thousand years ago, the people of the Mimbres Region in southwestern New Mexico were gathering in large villages and crafting the intricately painted distinctive black-and-white bowls we easily recognize today. But what do we know about these people? Dr. Nelson will share insights into the lives of these people, changes in their leadership and social structure over the years, and what their dramatic pottery designs might still tell us today."
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Want to watch future Archaeology Cafés live and in real time? Join us at our upcoming events in Tucson and Phoenix (archaeologysouthwest.org/events), or join us on Facebook Live (facebook.com/ArchaeologySouthwest/).
In this Archaeology Café, Dr. Margaret Nelson presents, "Mimbres Lives and Landscapes of Southwestern New Mexico."
ABOUT THIS TALK:
"Over a thousand years ago, the people of the Mimbres Region in southwestern New Mexico were gathering in large villages and crafting the intricately painted distinctive black-and-white bowls we easily recognize today. But what do we know about these people? Dr. Nelson will share insights into the lives of these people, changes in their leadership and social structure over the years, and what their dramatic pottery designs might still tell us today."
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Want to watch future Archaeology Cafés live and in real time? Join us at our upcoming events in Tucson and Phoenix (archaeologysouthwest.org/events), or join us on Facebook Live (facebook.com/ArchaeologySouthwest/).
