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The Taos Archaeological Society
April 3 2024 WEDNESDAY
Next Speaker
Istara Freedom is a fine artist, stone sculptor, instructor, writer, and researcher. She is the great granddaughter of GenÃzaros that helped settle the archaeological site and village of Las Casitas near El Rito, New Mexico, and an honorary member of the Merced del Pueblo de Abiquiu in New Mexico. She is an advocate for historical research and Indigenous land protection. Istara currently lives in the Pacific Northwest, while maintaining connections with her roots and studies in the Southwest.
Topic
Istara will be discussing her research and journey in discovering her GenÃzaro roots in Abiquiu and northern New Mexico, including what it means to be a GenÃzaro, her family lineage, the process of migration, and the loss and rediscovery of family connections during a very important chapter in the history of the American Southwest of the United States.
Cuba
January 14-22, 2025
Tuesday January 14
Depart ABQ
Arrive Miami
Wednesday January 15
Depart Miami
Arrive Havana
Walking Tour
Inglaterra
Central Park
Thursday January 16
Cuban Art Museum
Capitolio
Grand Teatro
Bacardi Building
Market
Friday January 17
Day trip to Vinales
Soroa Gardens
Tobacco Farm
Saturday January 18
Cristobal Colon Cemetery
Parque John Lennon
Plaza of the Revolution
Sunday January 19
Day trip to Vinales
Soroa Gardens
Tobacco Farm
Monday January 20
Santaria Tour
Callejon de Hammel
Fuster Art Studio
Hotel Nacional
Tuesday January 21
Hemingway House Museum
Cojimar
Beach Day
Wednesday January 22
Depart Havana
Arrive ABQ
Trip Cost: $2950.00
Cost includes: All hotels (double occupancy) (single supplement $325.00), all meals (except travel days), Cuban visa, Cuban Health insurance, all ground transportation, all transfers, entrance fees, guiding and gratuities.
Not included RT ABQ To Havana, hotel in Miami, all beverages, meals on travel days.
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History of Taos Archaeological Society Project
An effort is currently underway to build a historical timeline of TAS events and history! We need your help!
The Taos Archaeological Society has operated for 34 years. In that time, many documents have been produced. Unfortunately, TAS does not have a complete record of documents produced and distributed.
We are in need of documents/publications that date from September 1999 through February 2014.
You can help by contributing:
Past bulletins, meeting minutes, financial statements, member lists, and other communications.
Thank you for your continued support of the Taos Archaeological Society.
For more information, or to send documents, please contact Paul Mcguff at pmcguff@aol.com