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Big Bend History and Archeology
The Big Bend region has a wealth of archeological and cultural resources waiting to be discovered. The links here provide an introduction to just a few of the many aspects of this region to be explored.
Interviews
Below are archived interviews Center for Big Bend Studies staff have given on various topics covering many aspects of archaeology. Click a link for the original audio recording, a complete transcript, and a Microsoft Word file of the conversation.
- Bryon Schroeder – Nature Notes, KRTS, August 29, 2019
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Index of the Journal of Big Bend Studies, Vols. 20-27
Compiled by Susan W. Chisholm
Edited by William A. Cloud
©2018 Center for Big Bend Studies
128 pages
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Index of the Journal of Big Bend Studies, Vols. 9-19
Compiled by Gerald G. Raun
Edited by Erin Caro
HTML conversion by Frank García
©2011 Center for Big Bend Studies
204 pages
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Acebuches and Cueva del […]
Index of the Journal of Big Bend Studies, Vols. 1-8
Compiled by Gerald G. Raun
Edited by Kelly S. García
HTML conversion by Frank García
©1997 Center for Big Bend Studies
139 pages
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Acculturation on the […]
Archaeological Site Conservation Program
Humans have occupied the Big Bend region for as long as 13,000 years. The camps and artifacts left by hundreds of generations of hunter-gatherers across this rugged terrain, offer researchers an incredible window into human adaptation to the Chihuahuan Desert. The Center for Big Bend Studies is committed to the […]