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CBBS Conference Blends History, Archaeology of Big Bend Region

The Sul Ross Skyline, November 13, 2008

For 15 years, the annual Center for Big Bend Studies (CBBS) Conference has expanded the knowledge base of history, culture and archaeology of the Trans Pecos Region of Texas and Mexico.

Over 150 persons attended this year’s conference, held Friday-Saturday (Nov. 7-8) at Sul Ross […]

CBBS Hosts Fundraiser

CBBS Press Release, September 18, 2009

The Center for Big Bend Studies at Sul Ross State University hosted “An Afternoon of Archaeology” at the MacGuire Ranch Sept. 12.

The event was a fundraiser to benefit the Center’s Trans-Pecos Archaeological Program (TAP). The program is a large-scale effort to compile the archaeology of […]

CBBS Announces Groundwater Talk

Groundwater War! Law, Politics, and the Texas Rule of Capture

CBBS Press Release, January 21, 2010

ALPINE, TX — Groundwater provides more than sixty percent of Texas’ water needs. Unlike surface water, which can be managed for the general public interest through applicable laws, groundwater is controlled by the controversial “rule of […]

J. Charles and Ellen A. Kelley Memorial Library

The Center for Big Bend Studies has a specialized library centered mainly on the various fields of anthropology and its related subjects, such as history, geology, geography and sociology, among others. While it concentrates on the geographical areas of the Texas Trans-Pecos and northern Mexico, the library contains many volumes […]

Educational Opportunities

Sul Ross State University Anthropology Degrees

Anthropology at Sul Ross State University is a part of the Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences. Undergraduate students at SRSU can receive a Minor in Anthropology, and SRSU now offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Anthropology.

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.

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