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Digger unearths mystery

A B.C. archaeologist has recently unearthed the oldest man-made arti- facts ever found in that province, and at the same time raised a mystery

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about the movements of the earliest inhabitants of North America.

Knut Fladmark of Simon Fraser University uncovered a spearhead, a hide-scraper and a thin, green bead at the base of a small sandstone gully in the Peace River district of the prov- ince. The artifacts are believed to

constantly engaged in a fight for survival.

Fladmark believes that the gully where the artifacts were found may have functioned long ago as a trap for big game animals. Surrounding the artifacts were a number of old, yellow bison bones, many of which bear distinctive V-shaped marks indicating that the bison were butchered at the site with sharp-edged instruments.

Fladmark plans further, deeper excavations at the Peace River site and suggests these may turn up older material still.

date back 10,500 years. The spearhead, which is ’’fluted’’ in design and is made from a black

spearheads unearthed in the U.S. which date back 12,000 years. The makers of these fluted spearheads, the

inhabitants of North America. : i Fladmark’s discovery of the spear- head is B.C. has created something of a mystery. If the fluted-point people were the first to migrate from Asia to North America, one would expect arti- facts discovered in B.C. to be the oldest onthe continent. However, the

suggesting that the fluted-point people migrated from south to north, and not the reverse.

The green bead may be the oldest of its kind ever found in North America,

suggesting. that the early inhabitants had time on their hands and were not

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Teaching peace learning pain

A kit for teaching peace and awareness on nuclear issues has been developed by the Public Education Resource Centre.

by R. GRISTON from THE PEAK

This kit contains workbooks and teaching guides and lists resources available to instructors.

Research done by PERC and several other peace groups located in the Lower Mainland and across North America proved that there was a need to educate children about Nuclear war and the peace movement.

PERC and its support group’s mandate is to have the teaching of peace made a part of the formal education curriculun in B.C.

A questionnaire called ‘‘Images of War and Death’’, was revealed that eighty percent of Burnaby school children questioned felt that they would die as a result of a nuclear war. ‘The topics of nuclear war and peace usually make most adults uncomfort- able’’, said Susan Hargraves of PERC.

“The silence that surrounds this topic is creating anxiety in our children’’, she said. ‘‘Contrary to popular belief, discussing nuclear war doesn’t breed hopelessness but gener- ates concepts that may help avoid it.

PERC has made many contacts and is receiving support from the B.C. Teachers’ Federation, School Boards and the Ministry of Education.

“Working mostly with the BCTF, a major focus has been a_ nuclear information study in conjunction with The Harvard Medical: School,’’ said Steve Schlender of PERC.

‘‘The study range was from Grade 5 to 12 and the second largest in Canada. The largest was two months prior to PERC’s study and sponsored by the Toronto School Board, following guidelines of the Beardslee-Mack Study in Boston, which was the forerunner of these studies being done now.’”

PERC has also produced two very informative videos: ‘‘Target Van- couver’’ deals with the effects that nuclear was would have in the Van- couver area. Also featured is ‘’] want to Grow Up, Not Blow Up” - North Shore Jr. High School students’ views and opinions and their communica- tions with peers, parents and teachers.

Adleft; Aviation Week September ‘83 “Grow up not blow up.”

Along with the videos, PERC has a library of articles, books, films, and videos that are available to teaches, parents and concerned citizens who want to learn more about nuclear war and its alternatives. PERC is located at 1111 Sixth Street in New Westminster. Their telephone number is 522-1123.

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