TAM Goes Virtual for 2020!
Given the pandemic, the THC has reorganized TAM to be more accessible for people interested throughout the state by promoting and facilitating virtual events through our website. Check out the Calendar of Events below to see how you can participate! Or fill out the 2020 Texas Archeology Month Event/Activity Form to add your event to the calendar. As in previous years, we have FREE archeology-related materials (posters, brochures, educational materials) to distribute to the public during TAM or any other time of year. Submit a Public Outreach Materials Order Form or email Donna McCarver (donna.mccarver@thc.texas.gov) to have them mailed to you free of charge. Please help us promote TAM events and activities by sharing our webpage (thc.texas.gov/tam) on websites, listservs, and social media. Need help with your virtual event? Please contact the TAM Coordinator Maggie Moore at Maggie.Moore@thc.texas.gov.
TAM 2020 Calendar of Events
Fast
Facts
April 1989
Texas Archeology Awareness Week was first observed and initiated by the Texas Archeological Society
Archeology Blog Posts
Archeology Videos
Additional Resources
- Texas Archeological Stewardship Network
- Archeology Resources for Educators
- Archeological Travel Destinations
- La Salle Odyssey Travel Guide and Mobile Tour
- American Indian Heritage Destinations
- Red River War of 1874-75 Travel Guide and Mobile Tour
Partner Organizations and Resources
- Texas Archeological Society
- Council of Texas Archeologists
- Bullock Texas State History Museum
- Texas Archeological Research Laboratory
- Texas Beyond History
- Handbook of Texas
- The Portal to Texas History
- The Gault School
- Archeology Unearths Fort Lancaster’s Built Environment (Authentic Texas magazine article)
Publications
