Wanted! Donors to help us update our equipment!
Over the past 25 years, our petroglyph recorders have documented over 85,000 images on 8000 acres on Mesa Prieta.  Only 12,000 acres to go!  Currently five teams requiring equipment upgrades are working on the mesa.  All this was accomplished using equipment recommended in the 1990s - it is time to update!

We have a new archaeologist leading us into an advanced world 

Jerod Roberts joined MPPP late in 2024 as the Project Archaeologist.  Jerod has six years experience working with Shumla Rock Art and Research Education Center.  He strives to bring technology practiced with SHUMLA to MPPP.


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​It's time we discard our equipment from the                   
       1990s . . . . 
​            And catch up with the professional archaeological world!                       

Any donation amount is very much appreciated!
​ All donations are tax-deductible.

Please indicate which product you are supporting!

Please donate towards new cameras for the ​recording teams
​$1500 each. We need five cameras
 The Canon EOSR8 is a 24.2 megapixel full-frame mirrorless camera used to document petroglyphs and cultural features in high detail.  Its sharp resolution and accurate color rendering make it ideal for capturing subtle carvings and surface textures.  This camera is also used in creating photogrammetry models and 3D visualizations for preservation and research
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Please donate towards new GPS units with automatic download capability (born digital) into the office computers. 
​$2500 each.  We need five GPS units.
Emlid Reach GPS Units
Emlid’s multi-band RTK GPS units, such as the Reach RS2+ and RS3, provide centimeter-level accuracy for geospatial recording.  These units allow archaeologists to precisely map petroglyphs, trails, and landscape features, contributing to detailed spatial analysis and long term site monitoring.


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​An anonymous donor gave MPPP $1900
for a
​NEW OFFICE COMPUTER!

An anonymous donor gave MPPP $4400
for a
​140 Terabyte Network Access Storage Redundancy system
to store 25 years of
MPPP data plus at least 25 more!