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The OHA monitored shoreline cleanup to insure that archaeological sites were protected following the 1989 Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.
Archaeologists Bob Forshaw and Dan Thompson measure a profile at the late prehistoric Athapascan Ringling Site near Gulkana, Alaska.
OHA archaeologists, with a local volunteer, excavate within a prehistoric house near Igiugig, on Lake Iliamna.
An OHA archaeologists exposes a 3,300 year old hearth near Igiugig, Alaska.
1995 Testing at Castle Hill, Sitka.



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