The project begins Thursday with a designated “project area” for the archeological dig outside the Alamo, secured by a 6-foot fence to ensure visitor safety.
A new phase of digging will begin this week to find and preserve underground features as part of a $400 million redevelopment of the Plaza de Valero.The Alamo on Monday announced it will begin its second phase of archaeology work this week as part of its $400 million redevelopment of the Plaza de Valero., with a designated “project area” outside the Alamo, which will be secured by a 6-foot fence to ensure visitor safety.
Archaeological work will occur throughout the southern portion of Alamo Plaza, Plaza de Valero and East Crockett Street. The dig will include investigations to find and preserve underground features before construction commences for the project to the southwest of the Alamo Church to ensure no cultural items are buried.
Regular updates on the results of the archeological work and artifact spotlights will be posted on the Alamo’s website and social media channels.
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