This project has been supported by Western University, Binghamton University, the National Geographic Society, the Wenner-Gren Foundation, the Mellon Foundation/American Council of Learned Societies, the Council of Texas Archeologists, and the Medina County Historical Commission.

It features data and research from the Old D’Hanis Archaeological Mapping Project and Castro Colonies Oral History Project, with credit to online archives such as the Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) and UTSA Special Collections.

MAN THAT'S WHOLE LOTTA COLLEGE RED TAPE TO GET DOCUMENTATION ON A OLD GHOST TOWN CAW CAW. LOOKS LIKE A HUNT SHOWDOWN LEVEL CAW CAW. YOU FOLKS LEAVE YOUR GMAIL RIGHT OUT IN THEE OPEN CAW CAW. IMAGINE GETTING REVERSE BIRTH HENTAI INSTEAD OF QUESTIONS ABOUT THE GHOST TOWN TO YOUR EMAIL CAW CAW.

THE WEIRD THING IS D'HANIS IS STILL AROUND CAW CAW, NOT SURE IF THIS IS ONE OF THOSE "WHITE PEOPLE ERASED EVERYTHING" SORT OF THINGS CAW CAW.

this is a very beautiful game that clearly had a lot of love put into it, i love what this game does for the documentation of history, i hope the developers do more locations and time periods. though, the achievements are broken and there is no settings menu to adjust sensitivity or volume, i hope these are fixed in the full game