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Gault School of Archaeological Research
The Gault School of Archaeological Research (GSAR) is a non-profit organization committed to education, research, and conservation of archaeological sites, especially including the Gault Site.
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The Gault school of ArchaeologicaL Research offers educational tours of the …
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ArchaeologicaL Research. Inspired by our founder, Dr. Michael B. Collins, the …
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We are pleased to introduce a new archaeological exhibition now displayed …
Gault (archaeological site) | Wikipedia
The Gault archaeological site is an extensive, multicomponent site located in Florence, Texas, United States on the Williamson-Bell County line along Buttermilk Creek about 250 meters …
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The Gault Site in Central Texas Reveals New Details …
Archeologists have been studying the Gault Site for about 100 years. Named for Henry Gault, who bought the land outside Florence in 1904, the property remained in private hands until 15 years ago. In the 1930s, UT professor J.E. …
About the Gault School of
ArchaeologicaL Research. Inspired by our founder, Dr. Michael B. Collins, the GSAR is a non-profit 501 (c)3 center that conducts innovative, interdisciplinary research and education …
The Gault Archaelogical Site | Visit Salado TX
Topics covered include: – hypotheses regarding the peopling of the Americas – the geology and history of this area of Central Texas – cultural history of central Texas – primitive technologies – important finds from the Gault site – …
Gault Film
The Gault Film tells the amazing story of how a long-looted piece of land in Texas turned out to be one of the most significant archaeological sites in the Western Hemisphere. Archaeologist Mike Collins and his team discovered evidence of …
Gault | Texas Beyond History
The Gault site, midway between Georgetown and Ft. Hood in central Texas, has a long history of archeological investigation as well as uncontrolled artifact digging. Located in a small wooded …
Texas history: We turn the clock back 20,000 years at …
1. In 1909, Henry Gault turned up artifacts thousands of years old while cultivating his bottomlands on Buttermilk Creek. 2. In 1929, Professor J.P. Pearce, former principal of Austin High and...
The Texas Archaeological Discovery That Reframed …
The Gault Archaeological Site, located in Florence, Texas, about an hour north of Austin, first caught the eyes of researchers in 1929.
Gault Site Reveals Ancient Origins of Texas
Perhaps as far back as 20,000 years ago some of the first human inhabitants of the Americas occupied a piece of land, ideally situated between hill and plain, that today archeologists refer to as the Gault Site.
Archaeologists Find Pre-Clovis Projectile Points in Texas
At the Gault archaeological site in central Texas, archaeologists have unearthed a projectile point technology never previously seen in North America, which they date to be 16,000-20,000 …
Gault Site in Texas Offers New Evidence of Human Habitation 16 …
The Gault site, an archaeological dig site located northeast of Austin, Texas, has yielded new evidence of human habitation 16 to 20 thousand years ago.
14,000-year-old Texas archaeological site believed to be oldest …
14,000-year-old Texas archaeological site believed to be oldest home in North America. ‘When they found a good spot to live, they stayed awhile,’ expert says. Area 12 of the Gault site under...
Gault Site | TSHA
The Gault Site (41BL323) in southernmost Bell County was first investigated in 1929 by Professor James E. Pearce of the University of Texas, who mistakenly recorded the site as being in …
Gault School of Archaeological Research – Visit the New Gault …
We are pleased to introduce a new archaeological exhibition now displayed at the Bullock Museum, a valued collaborator in our educational initiatives. This exhibit features a collection …
Gault Archaeological Site a valuable link to the past
The Gault Archaeological Site, located just outside of Florence at the edge of the Hill Country, is a valuable piece of Texas history and culture. Monthly tours are scheduled, giving visitors a …
People Were Messing Around In Texas at Least 2,500 Years …
Archaeologists have been hunting for signs of the first inhabitants of the Americas at an area known as the Gault Site outside Killeen, Texas, ever since anthropologists discovered signs of...
- Early Americans - Archaeology Magazine | January/February 2019
A new discovery from the Gault site, in central Texas, offers robust evidence not only for a much earlier peopling of the Americas, but also of a previously unknown tool tradition that is older...
Guided Tour of Gault Archeological Site, near Florence Texas
The Gault site is very large (40 ac) and is one of the most important archeological sites in the United States, since several million artifacts of all cultures from Clovis to Late Prehistoric have …
Tracing Jewish Heritage Along the Danube | The New York Times
These intrepid emigrants took to the water, settled in America and built a Jewish-American culture of creative assimilation. I owe them my life.
Nuremberg Travel Guide • Art, Archaeology & History
This guide focuses on the art, archaeology and history of Nuremberg through the various sites, landmarks and museums open to the public. It is produced and maintained by Thomas …
Portable Antiquity Collecting and Heritage Issues: Bavaria: …
A blog commenting on various aspects of the private collecting and trade in archaeological artefacts today and their effect on the archaeological record.
Roman museums along the Danube Limes: Bavaria 2000 years ago
At the end of July 2021, the Bavarian section of the Danube Limes between Regensburg and Passau, together with the Danube Limes in Austria and Slovakia, was declared a UNESCO …
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