The Sons of the Republic of Texas have awarded Art Martinez de Vara the Presidio La Bahia Award this year for "Beneath Sacred Ground." The Award is given annually for the best book on Colonial Texas. This year the Award was shared by three authors.
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author Art Martinez de Vara discusses his new book, โBeneath Sacred Ground,โ which puts faces to the names of the indigenous people who first populated San Antonio and are buried at Alamo Plaza.
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A new podcast series on the life of Jose Francisco Ruiz, signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence, was launched this week. New episodes will be released each Thursday on Spotify, iTunes and all major podcast platforms.
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After many years and lots of effort by the Witte Museum and Tap Pilam the bodies of these ancestors will be returned to their descendants. Thanks to everyone's effort, we can finally lay these ancestors to rest with dignity.
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Josรฉ Francisco Ruiz: diplomat, revolutionary, attorney, author, ethnographer, politician, & Indian agent.
Read more about Ruiz in the Handbook of Texas, then go in depth with TSHA's new book, Tejano Patriot.
Handbook: https://t.co/TXV69lfZzC
Biography: https://t.co/8FpLPxpB5h
@Emmanuel_Delfin Why wouldn't they buy back stocks? It increases shareholder value, most of which are institutional shareholders like retirement funds. Don't drink the socialist kool-aid, capitalism is by far the best economic system there is.