Season 6 // Episode 2: Summer
/The Ancestral Pueblo people would have been busy preparing for the upcoming growing season, but not all people with sacred connections to Mesa Verde were farmers.
Read MoreSeason 6 // Episode 1: Spring
/The Ancestral Pueblo people would have been busy preparing for the upcoming growing season, but not all people with sacred connections to Mesa Verde were farmers.
Read MoreSeason 4 // Episode 5: Where Did They Go?
/In this final episode of season four, we're going to talk about the myth that first drew European descendant people to these desert canyons just a few centuries ago - where did the people of Mesa Verde go? Why did they move on? And, why is this myth that they vanished from their ancestral homelands so damaging to descendant communities today?
Read MoreSeason 4 // Episode 1: The First Migrations
/In this episode, we're talking about how the Ancestral Pueblo people came to be in the Southwest, and how Indigenous and European ways of learning and knowing about the past can complement each other.
Read MoreSeason 3 // Episode 7: The Trade of Textiles
/Fancy sandals and specialization.
Read MoreSeason 3 // Episode 6: The Trade of Color (Part III: Turquoise)
/The spiritual connection to land, sky, and culture.
Read MoreSeason 3 // Episode 5: The Trade of Color (Part II: Feathers)
/The trade of color and a modern-day pochteca.
Read MoreSeason 3 // Episode 4: The Trade of Color (Part I: Shells)
/Trade for a silent prayer.
Read MoreSeason 3 // Episode 2: The Trade of Cacao
/What do three pieces of 1000-year-old pottery from the desert of Chaco Canyon have in common with the rainforests of Mexico?
Read MoreSeason 1 // Episode 5: Esther
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From the 1940s until the 1970s, one of the most well-known exhibits in Mesa Verde's museum contained a human body - the mummified remains of a young woman known as Esther.
Read MoreSeason 1 // Episode 2: What's An Anasazi?
/Didn't they disappear or something?
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