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When the Cumberland River crested 12 feet above flood stage in May, the water ate away at the riverbank, taking with it trees, soil, sediment—and the artifacts and fossils embedded in the dirt. Now, a team of scientists is surveying valuable archaeological sites all along the Cumberland for damage, both natural and man-made. WPLN’s Emily Tseng reports.
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