‘Twin’ Ice Age Infants Discovered in 11,500-Year-Old Alaska Grave

Ice Age Fire Pits in Alaska Reveal Earliest Evidence of Salmon Cooking

August 29, 2016 —by Blake de Pastino 2889 0

Fire pits in Alaska, dated to at least 11,800 years old, have revealed the earliest evidence of salmon cooking in the New World.

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‘Twin’ Ice Age Infants Discovered in 11,500-Year-Old Alaska Grave

November 10, 2014 —by Blake de Pastino 4021 5

A tenderly decorated grave discovered in Alaska holds the remains of two infants dating back 11,500 years, the youngest Ice Age humans yet found in the Western Hemisphere, archaeologists say….

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Ice Age Fire Pits in Alaska Reveal Earliest Evidence of Salmon Cooking

‘Twin’ Ice Age Infants Discovered in 11,500-Year-Old Alaska Grave

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