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Anthropology

wnylib

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10. At the site where I volunteered,

Reply to FirstLight (Reply #9)

Mon Sep 5, 2022, 12:02 PM

Sep 2022

I met a mother and daughter who had volunteered at several other sites, via the US Park Service. One of the sites they had worked as volunteers was Cahokia.

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DNA STUDY SHEDS LIGHT ON 'MISSING LINK' IN BIRTH OF INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES [View all] elleng Sep 2022 OP

really fascinating! I am an amateur student of proto-lnguage FirstLight Sep 2022 #1

OH GOLLY, had I only KNOWN about anthropology 'a few years ago!' elleng Sep 2022 #2

truly amazing... and look how fast we went from these years of living in harmony FirstLight Sep 2022 #3

Climate change seems to have been the main cause of that Warpy Sep 2022 #6

You can volunteer for a dig. wnylib Sep 2022 #7

too cool! FirstLight Sep 2022 #9

At the site where I volunteered, wnylib Sep 2022 #10

My minor in college and my first love. multigraincracker Sep 2022 #4

The local State University here, Central Michigan allows multigraincracker Sep 2022 #5

Some of the people who spoke Indo-European languages wnylib Sep 2022 #8