Zooarchaeology is Not Zoology
We’ve been talking a lot about our favorite sponsored fishermen in our recent posts — What a Bag of Fish! and Cold with a Lure in the...
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TerraX Team
- Jun 2
Bioarcheaology in Italy and the Tellings of Teeth
Avid Xplorers, We are so excited to announce the American Journal of Human Biology has published an article by one of our very own...
TerraX Team
- Apr 21
Maps!
Hey there, Xplorers! Maps make the world go round… or, rather, flat! Maps are part of everything we do in CRM, from research to field...
TerraX Team
- Mar 31
Women in CRM
We’re proud of the women on our team, and we want to introduce them to you! Are you ready to dig deeper?
TerraX Team
- Mar 3
An Archaeologist in Portugal
Our very own historical archeologist and archeological geophysicist Steve Filormo just came back from a panel presentation in Portugal!
TerraX Team
- Feb 10
Architectural History 101
Ready to dive into Architectural History 101? We are too. Let’s go!
TerraX Team
- Jan 20
Lightning in a Bottle Part 2
Welcome back Xplorers! Ready to dig deeper into the world of glass bottle analysis?
TerraX Team
- Jan 13
Lightning in a Bottle Part 1
We’re starting off strong in 2023 with the series where we teach you your next coolest party trick — analyzing glass bottles.
TerraX Team
- Dec 2, 2022
The Fort Butler Mitigation
As much as we love our pets and we love our fishermen, it’s time to get back to what we do best. We’re back with our fourth mitigation!
TerraX Team
- Oct 28, 2022
Our Day at the Moundville Archaeological Park Native American Festival!
Two weeks ago, we attended the annual Native American Festival at Moundville and can we just say — we had an incredible time!
TerraX Team
- Sep 30, 2022
The Dunboyne Sugar Plantation
We’re baaaack Xplorers! We are back with the third of four major mitigations projects in the ever-changing weather of Louisiana (not...
TerraX Team
- Sep 23, 2022
Sometimes, We Don’t Even Need to Dig — You Dig?
What’s up, Xplorers?! We’ve talked GIS. We’ve talked about the Lab. We’ve even touched on historical research. Now it’s time for the next...
TerraX Team
- Aug 26, 2022
Environmental History and Scars on the Land
Humanity’s relationship to nature is an essential part of cultural resource management. Read on to find out more!
TerraX Team
- Aug 19, 2022
No, We Don’t Dig Up Dinosaurs: The Science of Archaeology
Hey Xplorers! Okay, we’ve all seen Jurassic Park, right? Maybe you saw it as a little kid, or maybe you experienced it for the first time...
TerraX Team
- Aug 12, 2022
Introduction: New Lab
That’s right! We’ve opened our incredible new lab facility.
TerraX Team
- Aug 5, 2022
So You Want to Be an Archaeologist?
Today, we’re walking you all the way through the process to becoming a real, professional archaeologist.
TerraX Team
- Jul 15, 2022
The Point Pleasant Mitigation
You guys loved it last time we posted about a major project, so we thought, “Hey, let’s do that again!”
TerraX Team
- May 27, 2022
A Brief History of Marbles
Hey there, Xplorers! Welcome back. Tell us — what are some of your favorite toys from when you were little? Think back — did you play...
TerraX Team
- May 20, 2022
The St. Amelia Plantation Mitigation
Hey Xplorers! Thanks for joining us for another edition of Dig Deeper. In this very special post (We hope the first of many like it!),...
TerraX Team
- May 14, 2022
GIS: What Is It?
Welcome back, Xplorers! Today’s topic is GIS — Geographical Information Systems.
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