Official account of Texas State Parks Cultural Resources Program. Sharing our work, CR activities around Texas & the US, and stewardship of cultural resources.
Advances in firearm technology centered on how to ignite the gunpowder that propelled ammunition. The most popular throughout history was the flintlock, although modern guns use firing pins. https://t.co/sZVMGjtyD4
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We're excited to announce that #LockhartSP is now the official home of the State Jackalope herd! The park was chosen to serve as the initial home for the herd due to its ideal ecosystem and proximity to biologists in #Austin. For more info, https://t.co/WjxCwQcVLZ
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Article about a jar found at the Albert and Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area and how one of our archeologists identified it with help all the way from France:
Bar-le-Duc : un pot de confiture de Lorraine retrouvé par des archéologues au Texas https://t.co/L2gRUa60yl
The TPWD Cultural Resources Program is proud to announce that Hueco Tanks SP & HS has been officially designated as a National Historic Landmark:
https://t.co/B9uEjzEyPj
Hi Y'all, just found a nice shell midden while surveying Powderhorn Ranch in Calhoun County, the site of a future state park. Collected a sample for carbon dating.