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The Kapthurin Formation is a series of Middle Pleistocene sediments associated with the East African Rift Valley. Part of the East African Rift System, it is also an important archaeological site in the study of early humans who occupied the area and left stone tools and animal bones behind. | The Kapthurin Formation is a series of Middle Pleistocene sediments associated with the East African Rift Valley. Part of the East African Rift System, it is also an important archaeological site in the study of early humans who occupied the area and left stone tools and animal bones behind. | ||
=====(Yet) Another Southwest: Incipient Preservation Archaeology in Southwest Ethiopia===== | |||
[https://www.archaeologysouthwest.org/2019/02/14/yet-another-southwest-incipient-preservation-archaeology-in-southwest-ethiopia/ by John R. Welch 15/2/19 Archaeology Southwest] | |||
(February 15, 2019)—What is it that keeps push-pulling me toward the equator and setting sun? My earliest engagements with archaeology included a fifth-grade fieldtrip from my Denver hometown through the Four Corners, where all-new exposures to cliff dwellings, families of Navajo shepherds, and enchiladas (among other cosmic revelations) blew my inner-city-kid mind. | |||
