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Alaska Storm Damages Archaeological Site; Researchers Race to Recover Artifacts

Typhoon remnants destroyed homes and an active dig site; archaeologists are working to salvage remaining artifacts before the next storm arrives.

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A typhoon last year caused significant damage to homes, infrastructure, and an archaeological excavation site in Alaska, according to NPR News. Researchers are now conducting an urgent effort to recover and preserve artifacts from the damaged dig site before additional storms threaten the location.

The archaeological team is prioritizing the removal of objects from the site, racing against time and weather forecasts to prevent further loss of historical materials.

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