Following the storm spawned by Typhoon Halong's remnants last year, thousands of ancient objects washed out of the Nunalleq excavation site near the Alaskan village of Quinhagak. Resident Jenny Matthew discovered a wooden bowl dating back 400 to 600 years together with her husband. The storm damaged homes and infrastructure, and loosened the tundra, causing further soil erosion around the...
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