Anne M. Jensen Archaeologist recovers human remains near Nuvuk. History vanishes as ice melts- Vanessa Crandell-Beck studies Mt. St. Helen’s.

Anne M. Jensen, senior archaeologist in Alaska, working at the Ukpeavik Inupiat Corporation. She documents environmental changes and the impacts of melting ice on archaeological finds. Her team recovered ancient human remains near Nuvuk, dating back to 1000 A.D. with grave goods. Vanessa Crandell-Beck, volcanologist, Mt. St. Helens, focuses on grain size distribution related to mud flows. 

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  1. Marcos Mendonca on 04/03/2019 at 1:10 PM

    Guess what?? I always wanted to go to Barrow! One more reason now… 🙂

    • Catherine on 04/10/2019 at 4:19 AM

      Marcos!! Yes you need to go there and I know you will enjoy it. You have a wonderful perspective on cultures and traveling. Thank you for listening! Catherine

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