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Sat 24 Feb 2018 Post by: WAA Leave a Comment

Coastal Peoples of Oregon: The Par-Tee Collection

The Par-Tee site contains the largest artifact assemblage from the Oregon coast…. Perhaps the most remarkable tools recovered from the site are the remains of at least 23 whale bone atlatls or spear throwers… Several of the Par-tee atlatls are extremely small and were probably used by children.

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Thu 1 Feb 2018 Post by: WAA Leave a Comment

Reconstructing An Ancient Lethal Weapon

From the University of Washington: “Archaeologists are a little like forensic investigators: They scour the remains of past societies, looking for clues in pottery, tools and bones about how people lived, and how they died. And just as detectives might re-create the scene of a crime, University of Washington archaeologists have re-created the weapons used […]

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Wed 15 Nov 2017 Post by: Ryan Grohsmeyer Leave a Comment

“Secrets from the Ice” Documentary and Article

From the Yukon to Norway, climate change has created a new field – ice patch archeology. A revealing new documentary exposing unimaginable human secrets.  Watch Secrets from the Ice    Read “An Introduction to Ancient Darts from the Yukon“ by Ryan Grohsmeyer to find out more about the dart’s sophistication. See an excerpt with WAA […]

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Fri 13 Oct 2017 Post by: WAA Leave a Comment

Missouri woman uses atlatl to kill a deer

By WES JOHNSON, Springfield News-Leader SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — From her spot inside her family’s 106-year-old barn, Dawn Wagner watched a young spike buck approach an apple tree 13 yards away. Heart racing, she took careful aim and did what ancient hunters did 20,000 years ago to put meat on the fire. Wagner used an […]

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Tue 27 Jun 2017 Post by: WAA Leave a Comment

Set in Stone – Bannerstones

By Eric A. Powell for Archaeology Around 8,000 years ago, in the woodlands of what is now the eastern United States, hunter-gatherers began to make stone objects with holes drilled in them that have no parallel in any other prehistoric society. Today, archaeologists call these highly polished and sometimes elaborate objects “bannerstones.” The name was […]

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  • Coastal Peoples of Oregon: The Par-Tee Collection Sat 24 Feb 2018
  • Reconstructing An Ancient Lethal Weapon Thu 1 Feb 2018
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  • Set in Stone – Bannerstones Tue 27 Jun 2017
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