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14 Nov 2016

TIME TO RENEW MEMBERSHIP

by arc-sharon | posted in: Membership | 0

TIME TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP!

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Gault in the News!
GAULT in the NEWS! AUSTIN-AREA DIG GIVES RARE CLUES TO HOW PEOPLE LIVED 16,000 YEARS AGO. “The Gault Site, as this tract in southern Bell County and northern Williamson County is known, and a parcel just downstream known as the Debra L. Friedkin Site are among a handful in North America with compelling evidence of human occupation predating what is known as the Clovis period. The makers of Clovis-era tools lived about 13,000 years ago and were for decades considered the earliest human presence in the New World."

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