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John Colvin (on right) and me relaxing on the beach after six days of archaeological work at Kukak Bay, Alaska 1964

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John Colvin (on right) and me relaxing on the beach after six days of archaeological work at Kukak Bay, Alaska 1964
Camps Bay Beach
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Photo taken by Mike Nowak during University of Oregon archaeological excavations at the American Indian prehistoric site at Kukak Bay. We worked six days and had one day off; is this still the norm for archaeolgical projects today?

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Published on 9 July 2021 by Alan Category: ImagesTag: 1964, after, Alaska, archaeological, Beach, Colvin, days, John, Kukak, relaxing, Right, Work

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