On September 12, 2019, MATTHEW CUBA (AmaTerra employee based in New Mexico at White Sands Missile Range) was presented a coin by Col. Ward, Garrison Commander, for participation in the Mescalero Apache Tribe OSCURO BLESSING FEAST that took place August 2-3, 2019.

This f...

AmaTerra is seeking a PROJECT ARCHAEOLOGIST for our Norman, Oklahoma office. The successful applicant will work alongside our existing staff serving a variety of federal, state, municipal, and private clients. Candidates must have an advanced degree in anthropology, ar...

Superlative historic contexts and resource reports associated with complex Cold War-era military testing systems and facilities at WSMR in New Mexico and WSMR’s sister facility, the Green River Test Site in Utah.

AmaTerra is expanding with the opening of another Texas branch office located in the Cypress Creek Executive Suites in Houston. 

We are excited to be serving the Houston area with a local office! The Houston phone number will be routed through Austin headquarters, so pl...

Even though it's sliding farther and farther into the rear view mirror, how about one last little taste of summer? One staffer spent her summer conducting archaeological research on a southern Pacific island. Sounds nice... 

Dr. Katherine Seikel, AmaTerra’s laboratory m...

The earliest accounting of a solar eclipse may be in 585 BCE, when according to the Greek historian Herodotus, a solar eclipse stopped the war between the Lydians and the Medes, who saw the dark skies as a sign to make peace with each other.

Although early eclipse pione...

Some of you may know that we've been working the Headwaters at the Comal project on the northern outskirts of New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas for a little while now. It's been such an interesting and exciting effort all around. Our archeologists and architectural hi...

What an honor!

AmaTerra had the opportunity to take the stage at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan (yes... that Manhattan) earlier this week to attend the 2017 National Planning Achievement Awards luncheon. AmaTerra was invited to take the stage with the City o...

With TxDOT celebrating their 100th anniversary this year, the 2017 Texas Transportation Forum certainly had an excuse to look back but it was clear that their eyes are looking well into the future. The Forum covered such topics as smart vehicles, smartphone navigation...

Watch the video! After 80 years of being covered, a Great Depression-era spring cap over the source of the Comal River is cut away and lifted by a crane as part of the Headwaters of the Comal project. AmaTerra Environmental serves as the cultural resource coordinator o...