CSFA Lecture Series

The Center for the Study of the First Americans is looking forward welcoming Dr. Emily Lindsey on October 21.   She will be presenting, Fall of the Titans: What became of the world’s Ice Age megafauna and what does it mean for our future, at 3 PM central.  There will be a zoom for current CSFA members.  Dr. Emily Lindsey […]

Guest Lecture Series

  Center for the Study of the First Americans Guest Lecture Series is happy to welcome Dr. Brunella Muttillo on September 30 to Aggieland! She will be presenting, Gateway to South America: New Insights on the Early Human Settlement of Colombia.  There will be a zoom webinar available to all current CSFA members. JOIN TODAY! […]

Join in the Exploration!

Happy Summer! The Center for the Study of the First Americans is the premier research organization dedicated to understanding the Ice Age peopling of the Americas. One reason is because of Center members, and we sincerely appreciate them! Center member support is crucial to research, education, public outreach, and vital to our mission of excellence.  […]

In the latest issue of Mammoth Trumpet

In the latest issue of Mammoth Trumpet we launch a 3-part series on underwater archaeology from Florida to Alaska, scientists track a 17,000-year-old woolly mammoth plus much more! subscribe today!  

In the latest issue of Mammoth Trumpet

The January Mammoth Trumpet introduces the two new archaeologists at the Center! Associate Director Jessi Halligan and Faculty Associate Kurt Rademaker. Jessi will enhance the Center’s underwater research and Kurt will take the Center to the Peruvian Andes! Read about them and much more when you renew or subscribe today!

In the Latest Issue of Mammoth Trumpet

The October Mammoth Trumpet is published! A bonus issue for your Fall reading! Don’t miss out on reading part 2 of La Mina in Quintana Roo. You can also read about plotting the Arctic, what Paleolithic toolmakers favored, Thule people, Lee Bement’s forte, as well as two bonus articles. Subscribe today to find out more!

New Study of the 13,900-year-old Osseous Point, Washington

New study by Center Director Michael Waters and his coauthors of the 13,900-year-old osseous point embedded in the rib of the Manis Mastodon, Washington was just published in the journal Science Advances.  Click here to read the open access article.

A Year of Excellence

Happy New Year! We hope you had a peaceful holiday season. The Center for the Study of the First Americans is the premier research organization dedicated to understanding the Ice Age peopling of the Americas. One of the reasons is because of your support and we thank you! Your membership and the generosity of your […]

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Archaeology Roadshow 2019

The Center for the Study of the First Americans and the Texas A&M Department of Anthropology proudly hosted the ANTH 304 Archaeology Roadshow Field Trip Course from August 8 – 22, 2019. This year, the two week field trip course explored Ice Age archaeology and natural history of First Americans in the Rocky Mountains of […]