We are pleased to host Asheville Sister Cities, June 16. Asheville Sister Cities promotes international awareness and maintain relations, including with San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico and Valladolid, Mexico. Join us for conversation about the History of the Collection and the Boundary End Center with BEC’s Dylan Clark and Ann Stuart. $5 donation (half goes to the Wheelchair Project … Read More
Ziplining is just down the road from us
Navitat – Asheville NC Zipline Just down the road from us. A great way to spend a day – in the treetops! Visit Boundary End Farm, stay at the Cabin or Bungalow for a few days. Relax and enjoy. You can find them on VRBO in Barnardsville NC. There is no better place on earth to be.
Archive: Distinguished Archaeologists Conference in 2004
From our archives: In 2004 the Boundary End Center hosted a mini-conference on the ancient Maya Pre-Classic, attended by several distinguished archaeologists and friends. (Back row, left-to-right: Juan Antonio Valdes, Barbara Arroyo, Richard Hansen, Donald Forsyth, Fernando Robles, Nick Dunning. Front row: Julia Guernsey, Melinda Stuart, George Stuart, Bill Saturno, Kathryn Reese-Taylor, Karl Taube, David Stuart, Norman Hammond)
George Stuart: BEC is prime for small-scale retreats and scholarly meetings
The location of the Boundary End in the heart of a region where a large number of environmental, cultural, and conservation issues are present also makes it a prime place for small-scale retreats and scholarly meetings and conferences on a variety of topics that include archaeology, botany, conservation biology, forestry, and geology. In addition, formal affiliations are planned with schools … Read More
Unique Stone Circle on grounds of Boundary End
Part of the grounds of Boundary End, with our stone circle and the Pisgah National Forest beyond.