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The Tribe’s Cultural Preservation Department, Native American Graves & Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) staff will assume the responsibility of review pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act upon completion of the development of its Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO). Pictured left to right: NAGPRA Tech Xavier Watts, NAGPRA Coordinators Cassandra Atencio and Garrett Briggs.

Wed Sep 22nd, 2021

Tribe welcomes establishment of Tribal Historic Preservation Office

The San Andres Avelino Church in Archuleta County, part of a 2019 grant for Hispano Settlements along the San Juan River. Photo: Ruth Lambert; Chimney Rock National Monument in the San Juan National Forest, part of a 2016 grant for an ethnographic research project with 17 Native American tribes.

Fri Jun 18th, 2021

More than $3M in preservation grants offered by State Historical Fund

Southern Ute tribal member, Fabian Martinez is working to implement archival processes for long term preservation and digitization of historic newspapers and photographs dating back to the 1920’s — with the ultimate goal of having these archival materials available to the membership online and SEO (keyword) searchable.

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Martinez signs on as Media Archivist

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