The Lizard’s Taking Shape
The joint GCAS-IFWEF Back to the Earth garden project moves ahead. Intrepid students from the Mimbres Valley’s San Lorenzo Elementary School visited the work site with their teachers to learn…
December 7, 2025, Field Trip to Old Town
The GCAS could not have asked for better weather on our last field trip of 2025. The day was cool, crisp, clear, and sunny for 15 members and their guests…
Meet the GCAS Board of Directors
The GCAS’s annual meeting on November 19, 2025, resulted in the election of 4 new members to our GCAS Board of Directors, each of whom will serve a 3-year term!…
November 2, 2025, Field Trip to GCAS Library
Our November 2, 2025, field trip to the GCAS library and lab to sort orphan potsherds by color succeeded in 7 members processing 1-1/2 bins of plainware, corrugated, and painted…
GCAS at HummerFest 2025
The 2025 Hummingbird Festival was hosted by the Imogen F. Wilson Education Foundation at the Mimbres Culture Heritage Site on the last full weekend of July. The GCAS was one…
Kudos to Kathryn
We have a winner! The GCAS’s own treasurer, Kathryn McCarroll, received a Richard A. Bice Award For Archaeological Achievement at the May 2-4, 2025, annual meeting of the Archaeological Society…
GCAS August 2024 Field Trip to Treasure Hill
On a very warm and sunny Sunday, August 4, 2024, twenty one members of the Grant County Archaeological Society (GCAS), coming from as far away as El Paso, Texas, gathered…
San Lorenzo Elementary School’s Visit to the WNMU Museum
Thursday, September 29, 2022, was an auspicious day for San Lorenzo Elementary School’s 4th and 5th grade classes. The school arranged with Danni Romero, director of Western New Mexico University’s…
Breaking: GCAS Submits Comment on the Gila River Diversion Proposal
On June 3, 2020, the GCAS Board of Trustees submitted a formal comment in opposition to the US Bureau of Reclamation’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS), which proposes a diversion…
Meet Another Member of the Aldo Leopold Archaeology Crew
This here website has already introduced everyone to two up and coming members of the Aldo Leopold Charter School Youth Conservation Corps Archaeology Crew. These high school students learn eco-monitoring…