Lures found could be oldest in Pacific region, world; artifacts date back 3,500 years

A recent archaeological study has revealed that artifacts excavated from various sites in the Marianas, including Tinian, Saipan and Ritidian Beach Cave in Guam, could be some of the oldest

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