The karst landscape of the Edwards Plateau is still being read.

And the story of who was here eight thousand years ago — and five thousand years ago, and two thousand years ago — is still being written, one discovery at a time.

The sinkholes are still out there, in the cedar-covered hills of the Hill Country, waiting for the next careful hand to find them and the next careful mind to read what they hold.

The Voices That Science Cannot Recover