Archaeologists examining a 13,800-year-old Alaska campsite found thousands of artifacts, a hearth and traces of a possible shelter; the discovery offers rare clues about how early people lived near Beringia

• In interior Alaska, archaeologists have uncovered an exceptionally rich campsite dating back approximately 13,800 years, containing stone tools, bone implements, a hearth and traces of what may have been a shelter.
• Together, these remains offer a rare glimpse into the daily activities of so