Neolithic Skeleton Claim Sparks Kamloops Archaeology Discovery
Charles Hill-Tout announces a Kamloops skeleton found in ancient clay piles may push British Columbia’s neolithic period back by millennia. The find, preserved by dry clay, suggests a long-headed skull and cranial capacity rivaling regional neolithic peoples. Corroborating expert plans for dating tests and geological analysis were revealed in Vancouver.
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Market leads despite cold as New Wesat minater market blooms
Cold weather did not deter shoppers at the New Wesat Market on Friday. Offerings were more numerous than recent days with pork plentiful wholesale and price levels unchanged. Vegetables remained scarce while fruit sales included more than forty boxes of apples at about $1.25 per box.
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