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	<question><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
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	<question><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></question>
	<answer goto="" value="1"><![CDATA[That's important because so many of the things used by the people of Nunalleq were made from wood and other organic materials. In most circumstances such items decompose within a century or so. Here, however,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[We also need a small plastic snake and a big toy frog for the kids. She can scoop these things into three red bags, and we will go meet her Wednesday at the train station.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The North Wind and the Sun were disputing which was the stronger, when a traveler came along wrapped in a warm cloak.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[They agreed that the one who first succeeded in making the traveler take his cloak off should be considered stronger than the other.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the North Wind blew as hard as he could, but the more he blew the more closely did the traveler fold his cloak around him; and at last the North Wind gave up the attempt.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Then the Sun shined out warmly, and immediately the traveler took off his cloak. And so the North Wind was obliged to confess that the Sun was the stronger of the two.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There was once a poor shepherd boy who used to watch his flocks in the fields next to a dark forest near the foot of a mountain. One hot afternoon, he thought up a good plan]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[to get some company for himself and also have a little fun. Raising his fist in the air, he ran down to the village shouting "Wolf, Wolf." As soon as they heard him,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[the villagers all rushed from their homes, full of concern for his safety, and two of his cousins even stayed with him for a short while.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[This gave the boy so much pleasure that a few days later he tried exactly the same trick again, and once more he was successful. However, not long after,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[a wolf that had just escaped from the zoo was looking for a change from its usual diet of chicken and duck. So, overcoming its fear of being shot,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[it actually did come out from the forest and began to threaten the sheep. Racing down to the village, the boy of course cried out even louder than before.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Unfortunately, as all the villagers were convinced that he was trying to fool them a third time, they told him, "Go away and don’t bother us again." And so the wolf had a feast.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Unfamiliar items washed out on the beach near the Bering Sea village of Quinhagak about five years ago. The curiosities were clearly indigenous to the area,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[with designs similar to those found in the Yup'ik Eskimo culture of the region. And they were wood, a material that usually decays after a few decades. Yet they were also old.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Teams of international volunteers working with local residents have found 8,000 of what Knecht calls "better artifacts." There are perhaps that many more fragments, all containing information about life in the area centuries ago. And every day, it seems,]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[There are carvings, weapons, woven grass, clothing, dolls, even haircut trimmings from long-departed inhabitants. "We found some amazing pieces on Saturday," Knecht said recently. "I've never seen anything like it."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The first test holes were dug in 2009. They were small, about 6 feet across, but the abundance of material showed that the site had been occupied for a long while and that the settlement likely consisted of 200-300 people.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[The following year, the dig was expanded. This August between 15 and 20 volunteers from around the world joined Quinhagak residents in a "field school," currently excavating the site that now stretches for about 150 yards.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA["Because it's been in permafrost up until now, the level of preservation is just marvelous," he said. "Eighty percent of what we're finding is wood or other organics.]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[A lot of them are preserved to the extent that they still have original paint on them. For all practical purposes, we're looking at new wood."]]></answer>
	<answer goto="" value="0"><![CDATA[Please call Stella. Ask her to bring these things with her from the store: Six spoons of fresh snow peas, five thick slabs of blue cheese, and maybe a snack for her brother Bob.]]></answer>
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