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  • arctic culture area[116]
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  • 2 j 7' 3" - 8', layer 2[1]
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  • 5 h, 9' 10" - 10' 2", layer 2[1]
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  • 7' 11" - 8' 6"[2]
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kachemak bay culture ii

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Bird Bone

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Point

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Arrowhead

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Tube

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Point

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Drill

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