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Winter 2011 Newsletter

Posted 1/27/2012 12:01 AM by Steven Holen | Comments

Kathleen Holen at the Nebraska Mammoth Site

Geoarchaeologist, Dr. David May, describing buried soils at the Nebraska Mammoth Site

Villa Grove Mammoth Site

Excavation of mammoth bone at the Villa Grove Mammoth Site

Mammoth tusk and bone fragments in prairie dog backdirt pile at the Scott Spring Site

Impact notch on camel bone

Kathleen Holen at the Nebraska Mammoth Site Geoarchaeologist, Dr. David May, describing buried soils at the Nebraska Mammoth Site Villa Grove Mammoth Site Excavation of mammoth bone at the Villa Grove Mammoth Site Mammoth tusk and bone fragments in prairie dog backdirt pile at the Scott Spring Site Impact notch on camel bone

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