The Texas Foundation for Archaeological & Historical Research
About TFAHR
Since 1985 TFAHR has been providing opportunities
for teachers, students and volunteers to participate
in archaeological excavations abroad.
Through the generosity of numerous individuals and
organizations, TFAHR has been able to sponsor digs
in Israel, Bulgaria, the Republic of Macedonia, and
France. TFAHR has prepared publications for all
excavated sites, which feature photos, site plans and
pottery drawings; teachers involved in the projects
have contributed articles and drawings to these
publications, some of which are now being used as
archaeology texts in the countries where we have
worked. Important finds from the sites are on display
in local and national museums.
Since 2007, TFAHR has expanded its summer
program into an International Field School, open to
participants of all nationalities. The 2007 to 2010
TFAHR International Field Schools in Macedonia have
provided 153 places for teachers, students and
volunteers from 21 countries.
In addition to the Foundation’s archaeological
excavations, the Foundation has an ongoing Photo
Archive Project. The aim of the photo archive project is
to gather together in one place images of famous and
for teachers, students and volunteers to participate
in archaeological excavations abroad.
Through the generosity of numerous individuals and
organizations, TFAHR has been able to sponsor digs
in Israel, Bulgaria, the Republic of Macedonia, and
France. TFAHR has prepared publications for all
excavated sites, which feature photos, site plans and
pottery drawings; teachers involved in the projects
have contributed articles and drawings to these
publications, some of which are now being used as
archaeology texts in the countries where we have
worked. Important finds from the sites are on display
in local and national museums.
Since 2007, TFAHR has expanded its summer
program into an International Field School, open to
participants of all nationalities. The 2007 to 2010
TFAHR International Field Schools in Macedonia have
provided 153 places for teachers, students and
volunteers from 21 countries.
In addition to the Foundation’s archaeological
excavations, the Foundation has an ongoing Photo
Archive Project. The aim of the photo archive project is
to gather together in one place images of famous and
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Mailing Address:
THE TEXAS FOUNDATION FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL & HISTORICAL RESEARCH
P O Box 2688
Canyon Lake, TX 78133-0028 USA
P O Box 2688
Canyon Lake, TX 78133-0028 USA
E-Mail: info@tfahr.org
For additional information about TFAHR or its programs, please contact us at the mailing
address or e-mail address below.
address or e-mail address below.
HOW TO DONATE TO TFAHR:
TFAHR programs are supported by donations from individuals and
organizations. Your contributions to TFAHR are tax-deductible
under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. To make a
donation, please send a check, payable to TFAHR, to the mailing
address above, or click the button below to make a donation using
your credit card.
TFAHR programs are supported by donations from individuals and
organizations. Your contributions to TFAHR are tax-deductible
under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. To make a
donation, please send a check, payable to TFAHR, to the mailing
address above, or click the button below to make a donation using
your credit card.
historically important cities, archaeological sites, buildings, paintings, ceramics and statues. To
achieve this aim the Foundation has sponsored historical study and photographic field trips
overseas for teachers, to Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Italy, France, and Greece. A new resource for
teacher and students is the TFAHR Historic Images series, video slide shows created using
TFAHR Photo Archive content. The first set of videos is available here.
Having gained invaluable experiences on TFAHR projects, many of the participating teachers
bring ideas back to their classrooms to make history and science come alive. One such project is
the "Tell Ubivis" mock dig, where TFAHR archaeologists and volunteers, in conjunction with a
school, build an excavation site on campus and direct its excavation by students. A report on the
Tell Ubivis Project can be found in the September 2007 TFAHR Publication .
achieve this aim the Foundation has sponsored historical study and photographic field trips
overseas for teachers, to Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Italy, France, and Greece. A new resource for
teacher and students is the TFAHR Historic Images series, video slide shows created using
TFAHR Photo Archive content. The first set of videos is available here.
Having gained invaluable experiences on TFAHR projects, many of the participating teachers
bring ideas back to their classrooms to make history and science come alive. One such project is
the "Tell Ubivis" mock dig, where TFAHR archaeologists and volunteers, in conjunction with a
school, build an excavation site on campus and direct its excavation by students. A report on the
Tell Ubivis Project can be found in the September 2007 TFAHR Publication .
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Related Links
Stylus Productions - Dr.
Neidinger's lectures on DVD,
CD and audio tape
Neidinger's lectures on DVD,
CD and audio tape
TFAHR has prepared a 4 page flyer
about its history and projects, in
PDF format.
To view click here or on the picture
to the left.
about its history and projects, in
PDF format.
To view click here or on the picture
to the left.
| More History and Archaeology Lectures by Dr. Neidinger are available on DVD and CD at Stylus Productions |
| NEW Free Videos Available from TFAHR HISTORIC IMAGES View slide shows created from TFAHR Photo Archive content. |
| New Adult Education Lectures by Dr. William J. Neidinger Santiago de Compostela Ephesus Sicily History of Christianity Available Now on DVD |
| TFAHR Excavations in Macedonia June - July 2013 NOW AVAILABLE PHOTOS |
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MORE ABOUT TFAHR:
| 2013 Excavations at Bylazora Summary Report |
The People's Museum of Sveti
Nikole (Republic of Macedonia)
Nikole (Republic of Macedonia)
