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Antiquities Act article in the Santa Fe New Mexican

July 1, 2021 by Julie Seton

The Las Cruces Green Chamber of Commerce is producing bi-weekly podcasts. This week, Carmichael Gutierrez, Antiquities Act researcher, will talk about the importance of the Act. His article appears in the Santa Fe New Mexican.

Categories Uncategorized Tags Antiquities Act, Theodore Roosevelt
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  • Google Arts and Culture page on ETS as an artist
  • Answer to Q#26 – Who introduced ETS to Charles Darwin?
  • Answer to Q #25 – Where did ETS go for a hernia surgery in 1883?
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