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Tse-whit-zen artifacts languish in storage
By Jonathan Martin
Seattle, Washington (AP) One of the Pacific Northwest’s most astonishing archaeological finds in a generation has languished for more than a year, lingering on metal shelves in a Seattle warehouse, unseen by the public and unexamined by scientists. No one questions the discoveries – artifacts from a 2,700-year-old Native American village excavated from the Port Angeles waterfront amid great public interest – should be exhibited, analyzed and celebrated. |
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