First Japanese-American Labor Camp From World War II Unearthed in Idaho

13,500-Year-Old Tool-Making Site Uncovered in Idaho Forest

May 8, 2014 —by Blake de Pastino 46646 16

On a remote forest riverbank in northern Idaho, archaeologists have uncovered evidence of human occupation going back more than 13,500 years, adding to the signs of an increasingly ancient human…

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First Japanese-American Labor Camp From World War II Unearthed in Idaho

July 30, 2013 —by Blake de Pastino 8180 0

A strange and bitter layer of history has returned to the surface in northern Idaho, where archaeologists have excavated the first World War II internment camp that put men of…

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13,500-Year-Old Tool-Making Site Uncovered in Idaho Forest

First Japanese-American Labor Camp From World War II Unearthed in Idaho

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