Published April, 2021 in the Journal of Archaeological Science, authored by Bryon Schroeder, Tre Blohm, and Meradeth H. Snow
ABSTRACT
Spirit Eye Cave, located on private land in west Texas near the US/Mexico border, contains as many as four human interments removed by pay-to-dig collectors in the 1950–60 […]
Published March 25, 2021 in the Texas Journal of Science, authored by Jim I. Mead, Bryon Schroeder, and Chad L. Yost
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We present new information about the Late Pleistocene Shasta ground sloth (Nothrotheriops shastensis). Spirit Eye Cave in the Sierra Vieja along the Rio Grande provides the […]
Published November, 2017 in the SAA Archaeological Record, authored by Bryon Schroeder
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Chinati Mountain, Novak-Benke, Spirit Eye—the multiple names for a single prehistorically occupied cave, each representing different chapters of a connected story. Chinati Mountain was the name given to the cave by nonlocal artifact collectors who exhumed a […]
Published March 8, 2019 in the Lithic Technology, authored by Bryon Schroeder and Taylor Greer
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The recovery of hundreds of unmodified polished pebbles from excavations at Spirit Eye Cave in West Texas provides an opportunity to analyze an underreported class of lithic artifact. When unmodified pebbles are recovered from […]
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By Andrew Stuart
West Texas has a rich history in […]
