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An 11,000-year-old village in Saskatchewan, Canada is rewriting the story of North America's first people
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An 11,000-year-old village in Saskatchewan, Canada is rewriting the story of North America's first people

Walking a riverbank five kilometres north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, avocational archaeologist Dave Rondeau noticed something that didn't belong.

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Walking a riverbank five kilometres north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, avocational archaeologist Dave Rondeau noticed something that didn't belong.

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