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Stirling Finds Links Between Atlantic Pacific Pre-Colombian Cultures
Dr Matthew Stirling of the Smithsonian and National Geographic led an expedition into Panama’s Atlantic Highlands and Pacific drainage to recover pottery and stone tools that show a direct link between pre-Colombian cultures on opposite sides of the Isthmus. Finds from La Pintada and La Pequerit suggest shared craft traditions across the divide, with fieldwork interrupted by tropical downpours and a canoe capsize.
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Stirlings
Washington
D.C
Fanama
Atlantic
Pacific
Isthmus
Matthew W. Stirling
National Georgraphic Ociety Smithsonian Institution
Middle America
America
Stirling
Smithsonian
Panaia
Rational Geographic-Smithsonian
Stiling
Stugie Honeses
Auother
Divide
Stinning
Will, Mar- Yon
Richart H. Stewart
Na‘tional Geographical
Robert Rinds
Epetialist
United States
Muscime
Rio Grane
Panama
Ienat Zune
Rio Salud
Rio Indio
MioiGoele del Noyle
Atlimmie
la Peguerit
Geome
Cageajol
Ctme
Catla del Norte
la Pintada
Burling
Penonome
Osme
Atuera Penincula
Mojara
Ocu
Goclo
Rio Code del Norte
Slirtinge
Stewart
Jny
Atr
Colon
Scientiata
iMlor
National Museum
Rio Grande
Gosta Rica