The archeological intrigue of B.C.'s Mount Edziza Park
The largest known obsidian outcrops in Western Canada are here, a gift left behind by basalt strato-volcanoes, shield volcanoes, lava domes and calderas
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New cave dig at Charlie Lake bookends career for B.C. archaeologist
Dr. Jon Driver was one of the first archaeologists to work on the Tse’K’wa national historic cave site in the 1980s, where evidence of humans in the area date back more than 10,000 years
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New cave dig at Charlie Lake bookends career for B.C. archaeologist
Dr. Jon Driver was one of the first archaeologists to work on the Tse’K’wa national historic cave site in the 1980s, where evidence of humans in the area date back more than 10,000 years
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New cave dig at Charlie Lake bookends career for B.C. archaeologist
Simon Fraser University professor Dr. Jon Driver says he's proud of the work accomplished at the Tse'K'wa nati...
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Charlie Lake Cave: A Gully of Buried Treasure 10,500 Years Old
Although the vast majority of archaeologists agree that ‘Paleoindian’ cultures were well-established throughout the Americas dating to the end of the last glacial period (about 12000 BC), when their ancestors first arrived across the Bering Straits, is still debated.
Source: ancient-origins.net