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… Human Migration Patterns, DNA, and Vikings
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… 2021’s First GCAS Field Trip!
Our final field trip report in this 5-part series addresses the GCAS’s visit to the Mimbres Culture Heritage Site (MCHS) on July 7, 2019, to examine the artifacts comprising the… Back to Back to Back Field Trip Reports – Part V: The Croteau Collection
Our preceding post featured the fine work that Archaeology Southwest Field School students display as part of their public outreach duties. The second portion of the June 29, 2019, GCAS… Back to Back to Back Field Trip Reports – Part IV: Gila River Farm’s Excavation
It’s always a pleasure to visit directing archaeologist Karen Schollmeyer, PhD, and her crew of the Archaeology Southwest/Preservation Archaeology Field School when they wind up another productive season of research… Back to Back to Back Field Trip Reports – Part III: Gila River Farm
Pat Gilman had no idea that she wanted to be an archaeologist until she took an anthropology class as an undergraduate. Even then, all she knew was that she liked… Following Pat Gilman, Mimbres Archaeologist
Our GCAS members are not just a group of pretty faces. We have all kinds of skills. Exhibit A is the work of Marilyn Gendron, one of our group’s accomplished… Featured Artist: Marilyn Gendron
Sunday, April 7, 2019, provided fine and sunny weather for a field trip. At least 14 members joined trip leader Greg Conlin on a two-pronged visit to the Old Town… GCAS Field Trip to Old Town and Fluorite Ridge
Some time ago, and during a period of many years, a few archaeologists and various amateur collectors retrieved a number of oblong stone artifacts from the area around and including… Ever Heard of Lithophones?
As part of their study of local historic Puebloan agriculture, students in the Aldo Leopold Charter School’s Garden Crew recently grew over 100 heritage corn, bean and squash seedlings with… The Aldo Leopold Charter School’s 2018 Heritage Garden Project