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Ancient Alaskan base camp dates to 13,800 years ago
Original: Highlights from an early base camp in Beringia 13,800 years ago: Shég’ Xdaltth’í’ and the Late Pleistocene peopling of Alaska
Researchers report new findings from Shég' Xdaltth'í', an early base camp in Beringia dated to around 13,800 years ago, offering evidence on how humans settled Alaska during the Late Pleistocene. The site is presented as a key location for understanding early migration into North America, and the publication is drawing attention in science coverage.
Why now: A new scientific publication on one of the oldest known human sites in Alaska sheds light on the peopling of the Americas.
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- Highlights from an early base camp in Beringia 13,800 years ago: Shég’ Xdaltth’í’ and the Late Pleistocene peopling of Alaska · Science | AAAS
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