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New artifact discoveries on coast keep state archaeologist busy
By Lewis Taylor
Salem, Oregon (AP) On most days, the job of the state’s archaeologist is anything but riveting. Dennis Griffin spends the bulk of his daylight hours sorting through permit applications to ensure that developments don’t disturb sensitive historical grounds. He does some research, looks for signs of historic or prehistoric stuff in the vicinity and then signs off. |
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