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A Day of Archaeology in Tennessee
Year: 2011 Author: Aaron Deter-Wolf Categories: Prehistory, Day of Archaeology 2011, Day of Archaeology, Education
Tags: Cumberland River, Nashville, Israel, Prehistoric, America, Day of Archaeology, Tennessee Archaeology, Artefacts, looting, Middle Tennessee State University, Monroe County, Archaeology, Paleo-Indians, Tennessee, Natural Disaster, History of the Americas, Americas, bank line, History of North America, archaeologist, Anthropology
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