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
The Salmon Pueblo Archaeological Research Collection (SPARC) is an ongoing project and online resource that allows users to search over 140,500 records including approximately 13,000 photographs, 29,000 documents, and 24… The Salmon Pueblo Archaeological Research Collection
To read the full narrative of the great GCAS field trip of May 2-4, 2018, see all 6 parts of the adventure. I have been remiss in not disclosing that… GCAS Field Trip to Paquimé, Part VI
The second half of Day 2, May 3, 2018, comprised a tour of the area’s historic structures, including a charming 1930s-era church in Juan Mata Ortiz. In stark contrast to… GCAS Field Trip to Paquimé, Part V
Marcia Corl, an archaeology enthusiast from Las Cruces, joined us on our international field trip to Paquimé. In today’s post please enjoy some of her portraits of the people living… GCAS Field Trip Part IV: Marcia Corl, Today’s Featured Photographer
Day 2: May 3, 2018. Shopping day in the artisans’ town of Mata Ortiz. Because the Grant County Archaeological Society embraces art and culture in all its forms. (h/t Marcia… GCAS Field Trip to Paquimé, Part III
May 2, 2018, the first day of our GCAS international field trip to archaeological and historic sites in Chihuahua, Mexico, was windy and action-packed. We hiked for about 1/3 mile… GCAS Field Trip to Paquimé, Part II
The three-day GCAS international field trip to Paquimé, Chihuahua, Mexico, May 2-4, 2018, was a great success. A total of 16 hardy souls participated: four from El Paso; one from… GCAS Field Trip to Paquimé, Part I
Twenty-two people participated in this month’s GCAS field trip on April 1, 2018, the Holiday Trifecta of Easter Sunday + April Fool’s Day + one special GCAS member’s birthday. Destination:… GCAS Field Trip to Mule Creek
Welcome to the Grant County Archaeology Society’s spot in cyberspace. This is a new endeavor for us, so please be patient while we take some time to finish construction and… Hello World