Contacting Area Tribes to Report Features of Indigenous Heritage or to Request Cultural Engagement Indigenous peoples exist as both...

Of the 28 historically documented Indigenous nations of Massachusetts, only a few are recognized. Restoring identity is a major issue.

Scientific Research into Stone Prayers Confirms Indigenous Origins Groundbreaking studies on manmade stone features of the Eastern...

Within the New England archaeological community are a group of conservative archaeologists who continue to promote and staunchly defend...

After a year of entrenched resistance from local Native Americans, area residents, business owners, and enlightened citizen allies from...

What Erasure Means in Massachusetts Picture this: 1 small town holds more than 35 known Native archaeological and historical sites, but...

Massachusetts Ethical Archaeology Society presents a review of historical archaeology in Massachusetts of African-American Freepersons. ...

Diverse businesses, residents, Native American descendants and tribes, ethical archaeologists, land protectors and others are calling for...

Citizens Speak for Nayyag Preservation Get the Facts, the Context and Listen the Actual Meeting Yourself Admissions of Fact by DOT...

Tonight, February 17, 2021 from 6-7 pm there will be a Zoom presentation by Massachusetts Department of Transportation (link at bottom of...

African-American slaves contributed to our freedom from Colonial oppression. Through all the phases of enslavement and emancipation,...

Check out the Today in MA page for the history and archaeology of Lucy 'Foster,' a life that straddled emancipation in Massachusetts. ...

In the midst of pandemic, there's been trouble brewing in Northampton since early last year over the planned demolition of a unique...

Announcing a new space for news, images and discussion around wisdom-based archaeology, rooted in justice and human rights. It's time...