Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

Non-profit OrganizationsColorado, United States51-200 Employees

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center is a not-for-profit organization that conducts archaeological research, delivers experiential education, and incorporates American Indian knowledge to make the human past accessible and relevant. Founded in 1983 near Cortez, Colorado by Stuart Struever, a Northwestern University anthropology professor, the center operates as an independent, privately funded institution that engages the public in its work. Based in Cortez, Colorado, it serves public learners, students, educators, and researchers with its research findings and hands-on programs. A notable recent outreach effort was the Marmot Cam, launched in 2020 to share daily center activities around Earth Day. The organization has seen leadership and staffing changes in recent years, indicating ongoing activity and program development.

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