Shane Flores and Rebecca Sharp, both from New Mexico Highlands University, talk about building and activating the digital archive of the Manitos Community Memory Project, which uses a range of technology to preserve the unique Indo Hispano culture of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.

Manitos Community Memory Episode 1: Re-creating Lost Spaces

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Manitos Community Memory Episode 1: Re-creating Lost Spaces

Manitos Community Memory Episode 1: Re-creating Lost Spaces