The GCAS Field Trip to Pitchfork Ranch
This report and all photos come to us courtesy of GCAS member and trustee, Kathryn McCarroll. The forecasts of heavy monsoon rains and bad road access were greatly exaggerated for…
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BREAKING: Danielle Romero Tapped as New Director of WNMU Museum
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…
BREAKING: New Evidence of Coronado Expedition’s Route Through Arizona
We of the GCAS tip our hats to geologist/archaeologist Andrew R Gomolak! He kindly submitted to us an article and links to a series of short YouTube videos presenting Deni…
Our GCAS MAREC Supporters
We members of the GCAS are a very lucky bunch indeed. Our two allotted rooms in the Mimbres Culture Heritage Site’s historic Wood House are complete. We’re ready to get…
MAREC Progress Report – The Unveiling
Christmas has come early to the GCAS! We are thrilled to announce to all of cyberspace that we have completed the rehabilitation and furnishing of the two ground floor rooms…
MAREC Progress Report – Phase VIII
Rehab work continues in IFWEF’s two upstairs rooms; the walls have been painted and the floors refinished, with final touches underway. Downstairs, the GCAS library’s built-in bookshelves are in place…
MAREC Progress Report – Phase VII
The joint GCAS-IFWEF rehabilitation project continues. The plumbing for the lab’s utility sink is connected and fully functional, bringing water into a building that has not enjoyed any indoor plumbing…
MAREC Progress Report – Phase VI
The ceiling lights and fans are up and running in both library and lab. Ceilings and walls have their final coats of paint and IFWEF’s contractor has installed laminate flooring…
Our Growing MAREC Family
We are thrilled to announce that the following friends have contributed a combined total of $8,022.12 in support of our MAREC rehabilitation project. Thanks to them the GCAS’s two rooms…
Human Migration Patterns, DNA, and Vikings
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…