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  • ARCHAEOLOGY

    FROM OUR READERS

    Dec 03, 2020 3 minutes

    OUR STORY

    The Editor’s Letter about the telling of stories throughout our lives in the September/October 2020 issue made me realize that is why I enjoy your magazine so much. ArchAeology does tell a story—it tells many stories—and I read it front page to last page just to get those stories. My mind pictures everything I read that the pictures don’t always show.

    Connie L. Jansen

    Seattle, WA

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