Trans Pecos Archaeological Program (TAP) Publications

Andrea J. Ohl
Bryon Schroeder, Series Editor
Susan Chisholm, Editor(s)
Vast Graphics, Designer

©2023  Center for Big Bend Studies
389 pages   ISBN: 978-0-9824096-1-9

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By 4,500 years ago, the vast lands of the Stockton Plateau and Basin and Range country south and west of the Pecos River in Texas had been transformed into a desert. People of the Middle Archaic period were the beneficiaries of more than 4,000 years of adaptation and technological innovation by their forebears. They were very successful hunters and gatherers with a rich material culture and strong social network. They left their mark at over 500 known sites in the eastern Trans-Pecos. This work attempts the first synthesis for these people since Robert J. Mallouf completed one 35 years ago with only 106 sites at his disposal.