Big news! Here’s our new title for the Gault documentary!

Texas Highways and author Kathryn Jones gave our film a nice shout out in a piece she wrote about the Gault site in the December issue.

More than 150 people gathered in late October to celebrate the life and work of Mike Collins.

Two days of shooting at the Texas Archaeological Research Lab

New Footage of Doris and Howard Lindsey

Interviews with Tom Stafford, Tom Dillehay and Jill Patton

Great Interviews with Dr. Tom Hester, Elton Prewitt and Dr. Ashley Lemke.

A tornado hit the Gault site in April and knocked out about 20 trees. The crew and I were there with Mike Collins on May 7 to witness over 100 volunteers help clean up.

Thank you to the Georgetown (GTX) Film Festival for highlighting the Gault Documentary

31 years ago today, Michael Collins got his first glimpse of what’s now called the Gault Archeological Site.

New Gault Site Exhibit at The Williamson Museum

The Williamson Museum launched a new interactive exhibit about The Gault Site in January, featuring video clips and photos supplied by the Gault film team.

The Texas Historical Foundation has awarded a generous grant to support the Gault Documentary project

Texas Archaeological Society features Gault Documentary project at annual meeting

We were honored to open the 92nd Annual Meeting of the Texas Archaeological Society with our latest sizzle reel on the Gault documentary.

Meeting with Archaeological Conservancy Board Member Betsy Alexander

Thanks to Elizabeth “Betsy” Alexander for a lovely lunch along the Potomac to learn more about our film about the Gault Archaeological Site.

Contributions Reach $80,000

Thanks to your generous support, contributions to the film currently total $80,000.

American Archaeology Article About Dennis Stanford

American Archaeology released its Summer 2021 edition, featuring a cover story on the late Dennis Stanford.

Texas Archaeological Society Summer Field School

Members of the Texas Archaeological Society (TAS) welcomed Olive to the TAS summer Field School, held this year in Kerr County. This intriguing site along the banks of the Guadalupe River dates back to the Archaic Period.

Gault Film Featured in NTXAS Article

North Texas Archaeological Society features the Gault Documentary project in its May newsletter to members.

Excavation at Wallace Ruin, an Ancestral Pueblo Great House

The Gault film crew spent an AMAZING four days in Cortez, Co., with Drs. Bruce and Cynthia Bradley taping their excavation at Wallace Ruin, an Ancestral Pueblo Great House.

Kickoff Fundraiser

On April 17th, The Williamson Museum in Georgetown and Olive kicked off the Gault documentary project with a fundraiser at the Gault site. The 125 guests included the Mayor of Florence and other civic and business leaders from nearby Florence and Georgetown, members of the board of the Gault School and The Williamson Museum, and other enthusiastic supporters.