Santa Fe and New Mexico
One of my major interests and favorite places is New Mexico, its capital
Santa Fe, and the Southwest. I have a few links below to Santa Fe and New Mexico.
I will add more from time to time.
- Santa Fe New Mexico visitors information for travel, lodging, and restaurants
- City of Santa Fe
- The Santa Fe Opera
- Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
- Santa Fe Institute (SFI)
- SWAIA and Indian Market
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My wife and I own a house in Santa Fe, Casa
de Los Arboles, and we
have created a Picture
Gallery for it. The site is mostly
aimed at potential renters but the pictures are nice. Every
other year we host a gathering of my family in Santa Fe at Christmas.
I originally got interested in the Southwest by taking a guided tour of Anasazi
ruins in the four corners region let by staff from the Crow
Canyon Archeological Center in Cortez, CO. Since then both southwestern
archeology and archeoastronomy have become major interests. Here are a few
links to get started.
Southwestern Archeology
- Photographs of Archeological Sites
- This is a set photographs
- Southwest Web Ring
- The Solstice Project
- The Cedar Mesa Project
- Cedar Mesa is a large mesa in the four corners region of southern Utah
just north of the San Juan River and Monument Valley with a large
group of Anasazi ruins. One of its major features is Grand Gultch,
a large canyon with many untouched sites. This site has an extensive
list of links to the area and its features.
- Chaco Culture National Historical Park
- Perhaps the most impressive of all Anasazi sites,
Chaco Canyon was the home of the culture's greatest flourescence which ended
for reasons we still do not fully understand about 1150 A.D.
- World Heritage Sites in US
Archeoastronomy
- Archeoastronomy Wikipedia's opinion
- Archaeoastronomy and World Cosmology A course at Pomona College
- Solar Astronomy in the Prehistoric Southwest
- Archeoastronomy A course at UNM
