Discussion of what is archaelogy & archeologists - archeologic sites and types of archeology
List and links to Texas archaeological websites, organizations and articles
Archaeological Institute of America publication
featured articles, interviews, blogs and interactive digs
This is an annual field project that takes volunteers for the dig. the 200i program is at Wolf Creek Park in the north Panhandle. Participants camp out, use RV's or stay in local motels. Modest fees cover expenses
The Llano Uplift Archeological Society was organized by people interested in the protection, conservation and study of historic and-prehistoric materials and sites in the Llano/Burnet Uplift ("Central Mineral Region") area of the Texas Hill Country.
The Texas Archeological Society welcomes you to the web site where you can learn more about archeology around the state and how to actively participate in preserving your heritage. TAS activities include Archeological Academies, a yearly Field School, an Annual Meeting, a Speakers' Bureau, and rock art recording.
The Nightengale Archaeological Center at Kingsland is located on 10 acres on the banks of Lake LBJ near Kingsland. The prehistoric site was discovered in 1988 when looters were caught stealing artifacts from LCRA-owned land. LCRA soon determined this site to be a major archaeological discovery.
This site features an interactive map of archeological sites in the state of Texas.
Prehistory of the Edwards Plateau, including the Llano Uplift.
Discussion of Native peoples in the Canyonlands.
Teaching resourses (lessons for students) on the site.
This is the state agency for historic preservation. They feature a broad range of preservation and restoration services. The atlas of historic sites is an interesting feature