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Archaeology discovery in the Oregon mountains predating Pyramids could rewrite story of America
A remote rock shelter nestled in the Oregon mountains may have hosted human inhabitants roughly 18,250 years ago, according to archaeologists who say the site could rank among the oldest evidence of people living in North America.
The location, called Rimrock Draw, has yielded stone tools that predate Egypt's Great Pyramid by approximately four times.
University of Oregon researchers made the discovery, which has …
12 Jul, 14:43