17th Biennial Southwest Symposium

January 30- February 1, 2020
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Join us for the 17th biennial Southwest Symposium in Tempe, Arizona! The Southwest Symposium organization was founded in 1988 to promote new ideas and new directions in the archaeology of the U.S. Southwest and Mexican Northwest. The conference will be held on the Arizona State University Campus in the Ventana Ballroom within the Memorial Union. The theme for the 2020 Conference is "Thinking Big: New Approaches to Synthesis and Partnership in the Southwest/Northwest."
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