Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Yet More Archaeology along the Potomac
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More fun things came out of the ground today. Above, a spear point about 4500 years old. Below, a big, worked stone that had been sticking out of the wall of our excavation block all week. We finally dug it out today, and it turned out to be an unfinished something. Not sure what.
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