How do archaeologists learn through experimentation? Join Amber Hefner, Project Archaeologist and Legacy Program Coordinator at the UTSA Center for Archaeological Research for Saturday with a Scientist: Atlatls & Archaeology
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
Join the Witte Museum for a hiking tour to the Halo Shelter! Located in a tributary near the pristine Devils River north of Comstock, Halo Shelter features some of the best preserved Pecos River-style pictographs in the region.
Discover the sweet science behind your favorite treats in celebration of National Chemistry Week! Conduct hands-on activities about sugar crystallization and chemical reactions in candy making.
Share your love of the Witte during an unforgettable experience at the 55th Annual Witte Game Dinner. Join us as we return to the Witte campus to celebrate all that makes Texas wild.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
Have you ever wanted to learn more about the Texas Tortoise? Join Dr. Jackie Tleimat for Saturday with a Scientist: Tortoise Talks. A Marine Biologist and expert in Texas tortoises, Dr. Tleimat recently earned her PhD from Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi. She’s continuing research on Texas tortoises as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
What better way to spend a day than immersing your students in the Witte Museum? Join us for a fun morning of learning through a variety of engaging programs!
