Welcome to the Hill Country Archeological Association in Kerrville, Texas.
Who we are and what we do
The HCAA is a group of avocational and professional archeologists working together to study and preserve the Texas Hill Country’s prehistoric and historic heritage, and to educate the public about archeology.
The task of HCAA is to survey and record details about archeologically significant sites before they are lost, due to collecting, erosion, and the rapidly increasing development of the Texas Hill Country. To accomplish this, we cultivate public interest in the history and prehistory of this area.
Upcoming Events
THE STONES ARE SPEAKING
This long-awaited project is finally a reality. Congratulations Olive Talley! The screening times at the Austin Film Festival are:
Saturday, Oct. 26, at the State Theatre, 3:30 pm
Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the Galaxy Theatre, 1:15 pm.
Early arrival for either screening is encouraged.
What better way to celebrate Archaeology Month than to watch our film, The Stones Are Speaking, at the Austin Film Festival on Oct. 26 and 30? Our whole team is honored and thrilled.
Check out our new trailer and updated website: thestonesarespeaking.com.
Archeologist Mike Collins
SAVE THE DATE!!
Our next General Meeting will be on Saturday, November 16th
at Riverside Nature Center.
We will feature the annual recap of our current fieldwork at Crying Woman Ranch in Kerr County.
Watch for more details.
HCAA News
A Review of HCAA Activities in 2023, Presented by the HCAA Board of Directors
The year 2023 brought much success and progress for the Hill Country Archeological Association. In pursuing HCAA's Education, Research, and Conservation mission, we were active on many fronts.
We have put together this review to inform everyone about many of our interesting and exciting successes this year. We hope you enjoy our report. Click here or on the image on the right to open and download the report (PDF format).
As always, we welcome your feedback at [email protected].
