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Archaeological Conservancy

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Archaeological Conservancy
Address: 5301 Central Ave NE, Suite 902
Albuquerque, NM 87108
Phone: 505-266-1540;
Fax: 505-266-0311;
Web: www.americanarchaeology.com/aaabout.html
Established: 1980. Description: Dedicated to preserving significant archeological sites in North America. The Conservancy has acquired more than 325 endangered archaeological sites in 39 states across the U.S. Operates regional offices in California, Ohio, Mississippi, and Maryland. Members: 23,000. Dues: $25/year.
Publications: American Archaeology (quarterly); free to members.

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Michel is the founder of the Archaeological Conservancy, a national nonprofit group based in Albuquerque that purchases archaeologically valuable sites to protect them.
The Albuquerque event will be co-sponsored by a number of local/regional groups, including CPAL, CCNPSR, HFC, Republicans for Environmental Protection, the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance, the New Mexico Wildlife Federation, the Archaeological Conservancy, the New Mexico Heritage Preservation Alliance, the Central New Mexican Audubon Society, the Earth Works Institute, New Mexico Public Interest Research Group and National Environmental Trust.
When the Newhall Ranch project is approved, Newhall Land plans to donate the 8-acre asistencia area to the Archaeological Conservancy, a national nonprofit organization that preserves archeological sites.
 
 
 
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