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Friends of TARL
For over 40 years, TARL has played a central
role in the study of Texas archeology. In 1992, TARL initiated the Friends
of TARL program to provide badly needed support for our research projects
and public outreach efforts. Members are dedicated to the study and preservation
of our cultural heritage. Some of the goals, publications, and sponsored
activities include:
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Support for an ongoing program
of site visits and collections research.
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Contribution toward new or special
equipment to improve TARL's research and documentation goals, such as
the digital microscopy laboratory.
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Small grants especially for students
for special studies, such as radiocarbon dating, trace element and isotope
research, and palynological and geomorphological analyses.
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Sponsored publications such as Chapters in the History of Texas Archeology: Selected Papers by E. Mott Davis (1998) which was supported in part by the Friends of TARL.
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Contribution of 10% of membership
donations to the newly established TARL Endowment Fund.
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