Woods Canyon Archaeology

Welcome to our web site. Woods Canyon Archaeological Consultants, Inc has been providing archaeological consulting services to public, private, and corporate clients in the western United States since 1981. We are based in southwestern Colorado and most of our work focuses on the Four Corners Area. If have any questions or would like to contact us, send an email to: info at woodscanyon.net

Click on the images on the left to navigate to learn about some of our archaeological projects.

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MAPL Project. This web site presents a popular report on our excavation project in Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico. In addition to investigating web pages about the sites excavated, you can download copies of the individual reports. Included in the popular report are many photographs and drawings as well as a summary of the prehistory of the area from the Archaic to the Navajo periods.

Southwestern Colorado Museum is a web-based version of our educational game, A Corner in Time. A Corner in Time was developed as a teaching tool for elementary and secondary schools to teach the history and prehistory of Montezuma and Dolores Counties, Southwestern Colorado. It contains hundreds of photographs, illustrations, and pages describing the region. It's original creation was made possible with grants from the Colorado Historic Fund and the Williams Energy Company.

New Mexico Land and Ranches. Over the past 5 years, Woods Canyon has conducted surveys for this firm in southern Colorado and New Mexico. This website provides links to the survey reports for these projects

Ladle House Project. This website presents an interactive report on a Pueblo II habitation site we excavated in southwestern Colorado.

Durango Project. This web site reports on our excavations of Pueblo I site the Durango area.

El Paso Trunk N Loop Project. This web site reports on our excavations on several Archaic habitation sites and a stockaded Pueblo I habitation site located to the east of Aztec, New Mexico.

Woods Canyon Football Club. Premeir recreational team in the Four Corners

Montrose Project. This web site reports on a small survey and testing project we conducted south of Montrose, Colorado.

	MAPL Project. This web site presents a popular report on our excavation project in Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico. In addition to investigating web pages about the sites excavated, you can download copies of the individual reports. Included in the popular report are many photographs and drawings as well as a summary of the prehistory of the area from the Archaic to the Navajo periods.
	Southwestern Colorado Museum is a web-based version of our educational game, A Corner in Time. A Corner in Time was developed as a teaching tool for elementary and secondary schools to teach the history and prehistory of Montezuma and Dolores Counties, Southwestern Colorado. It contains hundreds of photographs, illustrations, and pages describing the region. It's original creation was made possible with grants from the Colorado Historic Fund and the Williams Energy Company.
	New Mexico Land and Ranches. Over the past 5 years, Woods Canyon has conducted surveys for this firm in southern Colorado and New Mexico. This website provides links to the survey reports for these projects
	Ladle House Project. This website presents an interactive report on a Pueblo II habitation site we excavated in southwestern Colorado.
	Durango Project. This web site reports on our excavations of Pueblo I site the Durango area.
	El Paso Trunk N Loop Project. This web site reports on our excavations on several Archaic habitation sites and a stockaded Pueblo I habitation site located to the east of Aztec, New Mexico.
	Woods Canyon Football Club. Premeir recreational team in the Four Corners
	Montrose Project. This web site reports on a small survey and testing project we conducted south of Montrose, Colorado.