Nov 06, 2019
RESULTS ARE IN AND POSTED ON THE SITE!
See the paper that came from the expedition this effort supported and the follow-on expedition the year after. We thought the site would automatically announce the posting but it did not. Go to our page and you can click on the link for the paper.
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