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Archaeologists Uncover Evidence of Indian Past on NIH Campus

Ehrman, Jan

NIH RECORD, 1997, p.1

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Título:
Archaeologists Uncover Evidence of Indian Past on NIH Campus
Autor: Ehrman, Jan
Assuntos: Archaeologists ; Excavations (Archaeology) ; Indians of North America, Antiquities ; National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
É parte de: NIH RECORD, 1997, p.1
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Descrição: "[A]rchaeologists believe that the NIH [National Institutes of Health] grounds, and in particular the Knoll, were likely a hunting and gathering site for native tribes and early historic (European) settlement...Further historical research may reveal the names of early settlers who inhabited the site in the late 18th and early 19th century." (NIH RECORD) Efforts by Archaeologist Elizabeth A. Comer and her team of eight assistants to unearth artifacts on NIH grounds are described.
Idioma: Inglês

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