Northwest History. Alaska 7. Archaeology, United States
Relics Reveal Asian Invasion Into Alaska: Dr. O Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall On Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region. RELICS REVEAL ASIAN INVASION INTO ALASKA DrO Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall on Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region CORDOVA, Alaska, Sept. 9.— (AP) — Archeological...
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ftwashstatelib:oai:content.libraries.wsu.edu:clipping/89016 2023-05-15T13:14:46+02:00 Northwest History. Alaska 7. Archaeology, United States Seattle Post-Intelligencer 1934-09-09 Relics Reveal Asian Invasion Into Alaska: Dr. O Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall On Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region. 1934-09-09 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/89016 English eng May, 2014 nwh-sh-7-10-5 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/89016 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0 Copyright not evaluated. Contact original newspaper publisher for copyright information. Northwest History Alaska Box 7 Cordova relics Asian invasion archeological discoveries migration Asia Aleutian Island North America Dr. Als Hrdlicka United States National Museum Kodiak Island Uyak Bay excavations continent Northwest Pacific -- History -- 20th century Alaska Text Clippings 1934 ftwashstatelib 2021-07-26T19:17:33Z Relics Reveal Asian Invasion Into Alaska: Dr. O Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall On Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region. RELICS REVEAL ASIAN INVASION INTO ALASKA DrO Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall on Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region CORDOVA, Alaska, Sept. 9.— (AP) — Archeological discoveries which are expected to prove of great value in tracing the migration of peoples from Asia to the Aleutian Islands in Alaska and thence westward to continental North America were reported here today by Dr. Als Hrdlicka, curator of th United States National Museum, upon his arrival from Kodiak Island. Dr. Hrdlicka and his five student assistants unearthed a wall 350 feet long and sixteen feet high in their excavations on Uyak Bay as their major discovery of the trip. SEPARATE TYPES At the site of the wall were found many implements and skeletal remains of ancient Alaskan cultures which Dr. Hrdlicka said substantiated the contention that two prehistoric races had lived there at different ages. Discovery of the massive wall, scientists assert, clearly distinguishes the' early immigrants to the Aleutian chain from the Indians found in North America with the discovery of the continent, as they had never entered into any communal enterprise of a lasting nature. Dr. Hrdlicka intends to continue his excavations next year. Text Aleutian Island Kodiak Uyak Alaska Aleutian Islands Washington State University: WSU Libraries Digital Collections Pacific |
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Relics Reveal Asian Invasion Into Alaska: Dr. O Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall On Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region. RELICS REVEAL ASIAN INVASION INTO ALASKA DrO Ales Hrdlicka Finds Big Wall on Kodiak Island; Says Two Races Inhabited Region CORDOVA, Alaska, Sept. 9.— (AP) — Archeological discoveries which are expected to prove of great value in tracing the migration of peoples from Asia to the Aleutian Islands in Alaska and thence westward to continental North America were reported here today by Dr. Als Hrdlicka, curator of th United States National Museum, upon his arrival from Kodiak Island. Dr. Hrdlicka and his five student assistants unearthed a wall 350 feet long and sixteen feet high in their excavations on Uyak Bay as their major discovery of the trip. SEPARATE TYPES At the site of the wall were found many implements and skeletal remains of ancient Alaskan cultures which Dr. Hrdlicka said substantiated the contention that two prehistoric races had lived there at different ages. Discovery of the massive wall, scientists assert, clearly distinguishes the' early immigrants to the Aleutian chain from the Indians found in North America with the discovery of the continent, as they had never entered into any communal enterprise of a lasting nature. Dr. Hrdlicka intends to continue his excavations next year. |
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