Asian Metal Found in Alaska Reveals Trade Centuries Before European Contact

Giant Skull Found in Alaska May Be Evidence of Elusive ‘King’ Polar Bear, Experts Say

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A giant skull discovered in Alaska may belong to a subspecies of polar bear that’s new to scientists but familiar to indigenous people in the Arctic.

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Asian Metal Found in Alaska Reveals Trade Centuries Before European Contact

September 29, 2016 —by Blake de Pastino 4426 1

A bronze buckle and metal bead found in Alaska are the first hard evidence of trade between Asia and the North American Arctic, centuries before contact with Europeans.

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Giant Skull Found in Alaska May Be Evidence of Elusive ‘King’ Polar Bear, Experts Say

Asian Metal Found in Alaska Reveals Trade Centuries Before European Contact

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