Announcements
March 12th Meeting
March 12th Meeting
March 12th Meeting
Speaker: Leslie L. Bush
Farming and Foraging, Architecture and Textiles on the Texas Southern Plains
Several sites have provided new information about plant subsistence and associated craft and construction practices in the Texas Panhandle.
Monthly meetings are open to the public.
Got Questions?
March 12th Meeting
March 12th Meeting
NTAS members regularly attend events where the public can ask question about Texas archaeology or learn more about our organization.
Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge Nature Con
March 28 10am - 3pm
Family friendly event with vendors, activities, and more. See their website for more details.
Texas & Southwest Cattle Raisers Convention
March 27 - 28
NTAS members will be available to discuss documenting archaeological sites on privately owned land. If you think you have an archaeological site on your property, we can help advise you on best practices to preserve, explore, or document your site.
New Journal Issue!
Volume 4 (2025) of the Journal of the North Texas Archeological Society is now available online.
Print copies are available through Amazon. See the page linked below for details.
2026 Continuing Education and Professional Development Opportunities
While these events are not run by NTAS, we do offer scholarships to attend TAS events and accredited field schools. Please reach out with questions.
Oklahoma Archaeology Conference
OU Campus Norman, OK
March 5-7, 2026
Rock Art Academy
El Paso, TX March 21-22, 2026
Archeology 101 Academy
San Angelo, TX April 10-12, 2026
Get Involved
Professional and avocational archeologists gather monthly for member meetings and throughout the year for excavations, special projects, and events. NTAS is a family friendly organization. All ages and experience levels are welcome! Members can also contribute their research to the annual journal.