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Mop, Dr. Loren Davis will be speaking to PCAS again in January.

Archaeological excavations conducted at the Cooper's Ferry/Nipéhe site in Western Idaho's lower Salmon River canyon revealed a long record of repeated human occupation beginning by ~16,000 years ago. This record greatly extends our knowledge of Nez Perce heritage in the southern Columbia River Plateau region and reveals the deep roots of regional cultural patterns. In this presentation, we discuss how the archaeological record at the Cooper's Ferry/Nipéhe site tells us about the early ancestors of the Nez Perce peoples and describe an emerging pattern of peoples in the Americas thousands of years before the Clovis Paleoindian Tradition.

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