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Location: 177 LA
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Instructor: Team taught, Mel Aikens coordinator
Grading: optional
Day/Time: UH 19:30-21:20
Limit: 40 students
Location: 106 Condon
Prerequisites: none
Description: Native American people have lived
in Oregon for at least 11,000 years. They devel
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coast, in the western interior valleys, along the
Columbia River, and in the Great Basin east
of the Cascades. This overview of Oregon
Archaeology is presented by the research
faculty of the UO Museum of Natural
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