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Maps, drawings, and photographs from the early projects in Chaco Canyon are critical to understanding the prehispanic occupation of this important region. Thanks to the generous collaboration of several institutions--most notably the National Anthropological Archives of the Smithsonian, the American Museum of Natural History, the Maxwell Museum at the University of New Mexico, and the Chaco Culture Museum--approximately 7,500 images from research in Chaco Canyon have now been digitized and are searchable (below).
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All accompanying captions are from the original photographs.
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Images showing human remains have been excluded from the searchable database because of their cultural sensitivity.
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All images are the property of the repository institution. They should not be reproduced for commercial purposes without the express permission of the repository institution.
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