Tea and Archaeology: Field School, Save History, and Archaeology Southwest Magazine @ArchaeologySouthwest
Tea and Archaeology: Field School, Save History, and Archaeology Southwest Magazine  @ArchaeologySouthwest
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Sunday Tea & Archaeology at the Historic Arizona Inn was generously sponsored by Tim Schaffner and Anne Maley-Schaffner.

A Conversation with Karen Schollmeyer (Preservation Archaeologist, Field School Director), Shannon Cowell (BIA Collaboration Director, Preservation Archaeologist), and Kate Sarther (Vice President of Communications & Outreach, Editor in Chief).

On Sunday, November 17, 2024, key donors and their guests gathered to socialize and learn more about the organization's Preservation Field School, Save History program, and Archaeology Southwest Magazine.

Tea & Archaeology events are a benefit to members of our Heritage Circle and Director's Circle. To learn more, visit archaeologysouthwest.org/member-circles/.
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