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1,000-Year-Old Indigenous Food Cache Containing Traces Of Moose And Caribou Found In Alaska
"It's just like a little time capsule." Archaeologists in Alaska were recently exploring a trail that runs along Upper Cook ...
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Archaeologists Find a 1000-Yr-Old Pit Used by Indigenous Tribe to Store Meat and Berries During Harsh Seasons
Archaeologists Find a 1000-Yr-Old Pit Used by Indigenous Tribe to Store Meat and Berries During Harsh Seasons Archaeologists ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN12d
Archaeologists Unearth Rare 1,000-Year-Old Food Storage Pit in Alaska
Initial findings suggest the cache was used to preserve moose and caribou meat in the harsh climate of southeastern Alaska ...
Stars and Stripes10d
1,000-year-old discovery unearthed at Alaska base
Air Force engineers and archaeologists in Alaska have discovered a food cache on the Upper Cook Inlet southwest of Anchorage ...
PBS7y
Alaska Native Subsistence Today
In Alaska today, subsistence continues to be an ... A ten-year-old can pick berries, skin a fish, or help herd the small group of bachelor seals that will be harvested for seal meat.
Food & Wine22d
These Nordic Berries Are Antioxidant-Rich Superfoods With a Deep-Rooted History
Native to parts of Alaska, Canada, and Iceland, these dark-hued berries, sometimes referred to as mossberries, grow on creeping evergreen shrubs and tend to bloom between May and June. Many ...
Alaska Dispatch News28d
Secret sauce: How some of Anchorage’s most authentic meal ingredients get here
Mexican banana leaves shipped in from a friend in California. Alaska wild berries crowdsourced from across the state. In Anchorage, where school district students’ combined 112 languages is ...