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	Title	Archaeology in Tucson newsletter
	Description	From 1986 to 1998, the Center for Desert Archaeology published this newsletter (it has since been replaced by a quarterly magazine, Archaeology Southwest). The back issues are now available online as a free educational resource. This resource is in PDF format.
	Language	English
	Resource Type	Newsletter
	Link	http://www.cdarc.org/pages/library/archsouthwest.php#ait
	Title	Archaeology Southwest
	Description	This site provides access to highlights from back issues of Archaeology Southwest, the membership publication of the Center for Desert Archaeology. Full access is available to members of the Center. This resource is in PDF format.
	Language	English
	Resource Type	Newsletter
	Link	http://www.cdarc.org/pages/library/archsouthwest.php
	Title	Arizona Native Scene Online
	Description	“Arizona Native Scene Online” provides news on indigenous issues in Arizona and the Southwest, as well as broader national news. The publication offers monthly editions and Online editions are updated during the second week of the month. Arizona Native Scene is an excellent resource for contemporary issues and events in Southwestern indigenous communities. ANS Online also provides a calendar of events, in addition to a pow-wow calendar. Visitors may use these calendars to post relevant events. The site also provides links to Phoenix area, Southwest tribal, and national indigenous resources. As of October 31, 2005, this website was being updated and the calendar and links sections were unavailable.
	Language	English
	Resource Type	Newspaper/magazine
	Link	http://www.nativescene.com/
	Title	Aztec Ruins National Monument
	Description	This is the National Park Service web site for the Aztec Ruins in New Mexico. The site includes administrative data on the park (such as accessibility and physical dimensions of the park) and educational resources (including some online resources) for teachers about the site. It describes the general environment and activities one can expect when visiting the site. Though for the most part, the website pertains to general information about visiting the archaeological site, there is also a page that includes an online publication of the administrative history and cultural discussion of the Aztec Ruins, published in 1990. The web site is a typically descriptive overview similar to most given by the Park Service, but the link to the administrative history and cultural discussion of the ruins provides more in-depth information about the site.
	Language	English
	Resource Type	National/state park or heritage site
	Link	http://www.nps.gov/azru/
	Title	Center for Desert Archaeology
	Description	The Center for Desert Archaeology web site is part of this non-profit organization's goal of facilitating education, research and preservation of archaeological and historical information in the American Southwest and Mexican Northwest. The site offers a range of resources, from the work done by the organization, research projects, links, publications of Archaeology Southwest and more. The Center promotes the "wise stewardship of archaeological and historical resources" which can be noted through their extensive active projects. Of particular interest are online exhibits and links to papers produced by the organization.
	Language	English
	Resource Type	Nonprofit organization
	Link	http://www.centerfordesertarchaeology.org/
	Title	Southwestern Archaeology Inc. (SWA)
	Description	The SWAnet site includes information on the Pecos conference, a searchable archive, paid and volunteer employment opportunities in Southwestern archaeology, a directory of archaeologists that work in the Greater Southwest, and links to other news sources. As of this writing, some of the site's content has been removed; however, the jobs board, the newsletter, the "projects" section, and "contacts" were all current.
	Language	English
	Resource Type	Nonprofit organization
	Link	http://www.swanet.org