Desert Archaeology
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The leading CRM archaeology outfit in the US Southwest. Section 106 compliance, innovative research, and public outreach since 1982. Native plant and wildlife refuge at the end of Tucson Boulevard. Industry happy hours. We do it all.
Del Bac has been making a habit of hosting great speakers from the worlds of Sonoran Desert history, anthropology, and ecology, so let's support them. Half the proceeds of this one go to the Presidio San Agustín del Tucson trust.
September 22, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Del Bac has been making a habit of hosting great speakers from the worlds of Sonoran Desert history, anthropology, and ecology, so let's support them. Half the proceeds of this one go to the Presidio San Agustín del Tucson trust.
Former brick-makers who did the hard, hot work in the kilns will be there with their families too. To learn about these guys and what the Tucson Pressed Brick Co meant for their lives, check this Field Journal post by Dr. Mike Diehl: desert.com/brickyard/
Remembering Quintus Monier and Brickyard Workers – Desert Archaeology, Inc. | Full-service Cultural Resources ManagementBlueskyEmail
desert.com
May 19, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Former brick-makers who did the hard, hot work in the kilns will be there with their families too. To learn about these guys and what the Tucson Pressed Brick Co meant for their lives, check this Field Journal post by Dr. Mike Diehl: desert.com/brickyard/
Monier family descendants will be in attendance, including, possibly, Quintus' 90-yr-old grandson. Raise a glass and a taco!
May 19, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Monier family descendants will be in attendance, including, possibly, Quintus' 90-yr-old grandson. Raise a glass and a taco!
Want to find out more about the history of breweries and pubs in the Old Pueblo? We got you.
A Cooling Drink of Beer or a Bracing Glass of Something Stronger: A Short History of Alcohol in Tucson – Desert Archaeology, Inc. | Full-service Cultural Resources ManagementBlueskyEmail
desert.com
March 18, 2025 at 3:49 PM
Want to find out more about the history of breweries and pubs in the Old Pueblo? We got you.