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Andrea Ohl

Ann Ohl identifying an artifact

Andrea Ohl
Archaeologist
Center for Big Bend Studies
Sul Ross State University
Ferguson Hall, Suite 114, Box C-71
Alpine, TX 79832
Phone: 432-837-8179
Fax: (432) 837-8381
Email: cbbs@sulross.edu

Andrea Ohl

Andrea earned a B.A. in anthropology from the University […]

Robert Mallouf

Bob Mallouf taking samples

Robert Mallouf
Director 1995-2008
Center for Big Bend Studies
Sul Ross State University
Ferguson Hall, Suite 114, Box C-71
Alpine, TX 79832
Phone: 5987-683-(234)
Fax: (432) 837-8381
Email: moc.liamg@fuollamtrebor

Robert Mallouf

Robert J. Mallouf has been conducting archeological research and preservation […]

Andy Cloud

Andy Cloud at the Lykes Duncan archaeological site

Andy Cloud
Director: 2008-2019
Center for Big Bend Studies
Sul Ross State University
Ferguson Hall, Suite 114, Box C-71
Alpine, TX 79832
Phone: 432-837-8179
Fax: (432) 837-8381
Email: wacloud@sulross.edu

Andy Cloud

William A. Cloud received both […]

Earl H. Elam

Earl H. Elam
Director 1987-1995
Center for Big Bend Studies
Sul Ross State University
Ferguson Hall, Suite 114, Box C-71
Alpine, TX 79832

Earl H. Elam

Earl H. Elam has been conducting historical and ethnohistorical research in Texas for nearly 60 […]

2018 Summer Field School

Spirit Eye and Pala Vieja Caves

May 30 to July 6, 2018

6 credit hours (3 ten-day field sessions)

The 2018 CBBS-SRSU ANTH 3601 Summer Field School will be taught in two west Texas cave sites occupied from the mid-Holocene period on.

2015 Summer Field School

Prehistory in the Trans-Pecos—Rio Grande Wilderness of the Sierra Vieja

ANTH 3601 June 1 to July 3, 2015

This is a fun and exciting opportunity to study archaeology, hands-on, in beautiful West Texas, and a chance to contribute to archaeological research in the remote, scenic reaches of the borderlands.

2013 Summer Field School

Prehistory in the Trans-Pecos—Emphasis on Paleoindian

June 3 to July 9, 2013

This is a fun and exciting opportunity to study archaeology, hands-on, in beautiful West Texas, and a chance to contribute to the study of newly discovered buried Paleoindian occupations—the Genevieve Lykes Duncan site.

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