Archaeologists examining a 13,800-year-old Alaska campsite found thousands of artifacts, a hearth and traces of a possible shelter; the discovery offers rare clues about how early people lived near Beringia
13,800-year-old Alaska campsite reveals tools, a hearth and clues to early life near Beringia (Image Credit: Kelly Graf via Discover Magazine) Thousands of years before permanent settlements became common across North America, small groups of people were already adapting to life in the continent’s far north. In interior Alaska, archaeologists have uncovered an exceptionally rich…