Lost Indian village unearthed by Washington State team
Archaeologists from Washington State University uncover a preserved 40 foot Makah house on Cape Alava near Neah Bay. The site, buried by a landslide 50 to 1,000 years ago, yields thousands of artifacts including carved war clubs, whale saddle replicas, sea mussel shells, and woven goods. The team aims to map a village stretch of about a mile and study cultural changes over millennia while preventing vandalism.
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Neah Bay
Wash
Washington State University
Pacific Ocean
America
Iaakah
Gerrald Grossa
Archaeology Department
Cape Alava
Washington
Amateurs find gold in home designed gadgets
Amateurs design salable gadgets as cost saving home solutions spread. Inventors Alliance in Los Angeles and Raymond Lee Organization in New York help bridge inventor and manufacturer. Notable cases include Robbins dry cleaning machine sold to Norge for over a million and Carlson xerography whose copier patent spurred Xerox success.
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Ing
The
Inventors and Manufacturers Alliance
Los Angeles
Raymond Lee
New York City
Len Fie
James Robbins
Nile Engineers
Robbins
Norge
Chester Carlson
Seattle
Wash
Cal Tech
Chester
New York
Inwensors
Lee
Last Ornamental Penman Keeps Art Alive in Ramona
Viggo Nickson, 90, one of America’s last ornamental writers, continues daily at a Ramona, California desk. He designed diplomas and handwriting samples for California College of Commerce, claims steady hands, aging eyes, and a vow to preserve his art as others fade away.
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Roy Adams
Iiandera
Tex
Rodney Hurd
Rio
Wis
William Quinn
Scranton
America
Ramona
Calif
Viggo B. Nelson
Sill
West
Dr. Nelson
Ted
Nielson
California College of Commerce
Long Teach
Viggo Nielson
Weller
United States
Hansont School of Pennidship
Riverside
Dr. Nielson
He Feng
Memory Training Expands Course At Los Angeles School
Victoria Billings reports from Los Angeles on Arthur Bornstein who runs a memory training course teaching techniques based on simple associations and vivid visualizations. The program claims to boost recall across subjects and even real world tasks, attracting executives, housewives, and students who seek faster study and sharper memory.
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Victoria Billings
Jirensen
Bornstein
Harry
California
Barnstein
Optotisut
Mary
Ater
Bell Systems Board
Robert 5. Bell
Bernstein
University of Mian Lan Sehool
Kornstein
Hornstein
Fark
Bernateln
Atorney
Becaus
Peopl
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WSU
Richard Daugaerly
Jin
Grosso
Coniact
Iran
Gam
Daugherty
Wwe Hapa
Richard Daugherty
Gerrald Grosso
Frank Macomber
Yentor
Bag
Fin
Parker Bros
Charles Narrow
Darrow
Russia
Kremlin
Herman Gorman
Brooklyn, N.Y
A. Mouse
Pat
By Lew Scarr
Viggo Nickson
Tic
W. E. Nielson
Viggo E. Nielson
Arthur Bornstein
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