After A Massive Storm, Archaeologists Rush To Save Artifacts In Alaska
21-09-2026 16:00 via npr.org

After A Massive Storm, Archaeologists Rush To Save Artifacts In Alaska

“Since the dig began, they’ve watched the Bering Sea creep closer and closer to the site. Shorelines in this part of Alaska are now more vulnerable to erosion due, in part, to decreasing sea ice and permafrost thaw.” – NPR
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