A collaboration network

This institution is the leading authority on revitalizing the CHamoru language and promoting the history and life of the island’s people. We have signed a collaboration agreement for jointly organizing scientific activities and projects that contribute to a better understanding of the history and contemporary reality of the CHamoru people.

This laboratory from the National Autonomous University of Mexico specializes in developing non-invasive methods—such as geophysical and chemical techniques—to obtain and interpret data from archaeological sites from the surface. They collaborate with MaGMa and other institutions in Guahan for the 2026 summer fieldschool in Plaza de España, Hagatña, Guahan.