Canada rooms
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Bluefish Caves Three small caves in the northern Yukon, where a 2017 restudy of bones from an older dig found cut marks as old as about 24,000 years, and where that early human presence is still argued.
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L'Anse aux Meadows Eight sod buildings on a Newfoundland terrace, excavated from 1961 to 1968. A 2021 study's best fit for three cut trees is the year 1021. Published readings differ on a gateway, Leif Eriksson's camp, or Vinland itself, on how long the place was used, and on a second site at Point Rosee. -
Northwest Coast head shaping Cradles and portraits from Kwakwaka'wakw territory, and a custom shared on the Columbia River.
Offshore
Rooms in the sea off this coast. Each one is a pin on the world map once the chart is enlarged. They are gathered in the Drowned Lands wing.
- Beringia. The Yukon is the eastern edge of that country. The cut-marked bones are the Bluefish Caves room.
- Drowned Lands. The wing that gathers the Ice Age shelves.