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Marker for the Mission Valley Settlement near Hondo.
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Marker for the Mission Valley Settlement near Hondo.  The marker sits just inside the City Park fence on FM 462, TAS Field School camping HQ (along with the Medina County Fairgrounds) again in 2013.

Featured Designation

On May 9, 2012, First Lady Michelle Obama designated the Texas Archeological Society as a Preserve America Steward in recognition of its volunteer program.
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On May 9, 2012, First Lady Michelle Obama designated the Texas Archeological Society as a Preserve America Steward in recognition of its volunteer program.

Who We Are

The Texas Archeological Society welcomes you to the web site where you can learn more about archeology around the state and how to actively participate in preserving your heritage.

TAS Mission Statement: The Texas Archeological Society is dedicated to the study and preservation of the historic and prehistoric aspects of Texas' past. More.....

TAS activities include Archeological Academies, a yearly Field School, an Annual Meeting, a Speakers' Bureau, and rock art recording. More.....


Join TAS online! – Click a link below to either join/renew online or print and mail in a form with your dues.

MEMBERS -- if your contact information has changed, please email updates to the
TAS office.

Join/Renew Online Membership Form: Download & Mail

Spring 2013 Newsletter (PDF) 1.5 MB


Upcoming TAS Events

2013 TAS Field School returns to the Hondo area, 15-22 June

TAS members have had their Winter 2013 TAS newsletters for a while, and we hope that a batch of you have signed up for one or both of the Academies.  As you can see in the entry above, Academy information and registration is also available online.  Next up, TAS Field School!  We bet you are getting antsy to see that information online.  We now have a 2013 Field School home page and some accompanying info.  Registration by PDF and check is ready, and the online registration will be along shortly.  More information will be placed online as it becomes available.  We are looking forward to another season of work at the Eagle Bluff site; survey work and historic investigations are planned, with those details to come later. Stay tuned!

TAS Field School 2013 Main Page Online Registration Mail In Registration and Release (PDF)  

Been There and Done That!
Past Events

TAS Field School 2012 Main Page Mail In Registration and Release (PDF)  

TAS Annual Meetingl 2012 Main Page Schedule (PDF) Mail In Registration (PDF)

TAS Archeology Academy 2013 Main Page Mail In Registration (PDF)

Opportunities for Teachers

Teachers -- interested in earning professional credit hours??!  Check out some options in our Teachers/Opportunities section. Information on short courses through TAS and other sponsors may be found here.

Support of TAS teacher outreach initiatives has been provided by the Texas Historical Foundation.

Texas Historical Foundation
Gustav's Library - Click to view site in a new window Gustav's Library
Texas Archeological Society Members - 10% discount;
see Gustav's Library ad in Bulletin or check in Member Area for instructions
Texas Beyond History - click to view site in a new window. Texas Beyond History
The Virtual Museum of Texas Cultural Heritage

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Office hours are 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Tuesday and Thursday.
Phone: 210.458.4393 – Fax: 210.458.4870
E-mail: tasinquiries@txarch.org

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May 03, 2013