James Collett explores Pecos River history in True Tales, Legends and Lore, blending archives with family stories from prehistory to now.

One of the most striking works of art in Texas, the White Shaman mural, was painted thousands of years ago on a rock wall near the Lower Pecos River. According to an archaeologist who’s studied the ...

Archaeologists in West Texas recently discovered that vivid artwork painted on rocks by the Pecos River of Southwest Texas not only date back around 6,000 years, but that the style employed by ...

The White Shaman Preserve in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands showcases 4,000 years of Indigenous rock artoffering insight, mystery, and awe along the Texas-Mexico border.

PECOS COUNTY, Texas — The Pecos County Historical Commission is set to celebrate the historic Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos River. This will be the fifth annual Horsehead Crossing Celebration, and ...

The Pecos River murals are a stunning collection of monumental, multicolored rock paintings in limestone rock shelters across southwest Texas and northern Mexico. They depict human-like figures that ...