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Don't forget to register for tomorrow's #virtuallecture ✨Research Potential of the Borax Lake Site: A Western Clovis Locality in California's North Coast Ranges✨ presented by Dr. Greg White. The Borax Lake site contains evidence of Paleoindian and Archaic period camp sites located adjacent to a rich source of obsidian. Dr. White will share the details of his research there which includes evidence for early prehistoric occupation dating back 14,000 years. You won't want to miss it! Find out more: www.facebook.com/events/378873360863248 #archaeology #boraxlake #california #paleoindian #archaic #prehistoricculture ... See MoreSee Less

Dont forget to register for tomorrows #VirtualLecture ✨Research Potential of the Borax Lake Site: A Western Clovis Locality in Californias North Coast Ranges✨ presented by Dr. Greg White.

The Borax Lake site contains evidence of Paleoindian and Archaic period camp sites located adjacent to a rich source of obsidian. Dr. White will share the details of his research there which includes evidence for early prehistoric occupation dating back 14,000 years. You wont want to miss it!

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