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Massive archeological discovery in Alaska | INDIE ALASKA
Season 6
Episode 13
Three miles outside the village of Quinhagak, archeologists and locals are in a race against time to save thousands of native artifacts being carried away by erosion. Dr. Rick Knecht and his team work around the clock to preserve the past for future generations.
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