Eight enthusiastic GCAS members traveled to Velarde, New Mexico, in the upper Rio Grande Valley for guided tours of the Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project on two successive days. The MPPP has…
August 3, 2025, found an intrepid group of 15 GCAS members visiting assorted sites within the City of Rocks State Park, under the guidance of archaeologist Bob Stokes PhD.* Dr.…
Long-time followers of this here blog know how highly the GCAS values scientific advances of all kinds, especially science that applies to the study of archaeology in our region. Especially-especially,…
Dave Rachal PhD of Tierra Vieja Consulting in Las Cruces New Mexico has linked us to his new 11-minute YouTube video discussion of the complexities surrounding the interpretation of the…
Thursday, January 16, 2025: FREE online via Zoom, 7:00-8:30PM (ARIZONA/Mountain Standard Time): Old Pueblo Archaeology Center’s “Third Thursday Food for Thought” program presents If the Shoe Fits: Subarctic-style Moccasins and…
The GCAS is thrilled to have received a donation from archaeologist, Harvard professor, and founder of the Mimbres Foundation, Steven LeBlanc PhD. Dr. LeBlanc wanted the GCAS’s educational experiential workshops…
Jonah Jankovik, a graduate student in Anthropology at Eastern New Mexico University, was one of two recipients of the GCAS’s Nancy Coinman Grant Awards in 2021. We awarded Jonah $1000…
Here is some news we’ve all been waiting for! We are thrilled to report that Danielle Romero – our longtime friend, Mimbres scholar, and the GCAS’s 2020 Coinman Grant Award…
Readers of this here blog know that our basic policy is to focus upon archaeological developments in our own region because there’s certainly plenty of it. However, readers also know…
It’s been a long time coming – 16 months to be exact – but the GCAS field trip program is gradually reemerging from its Pandemic Pause. Our group jumped at…