Alaskan camp reveals life of ice age hunters

American researchers spent years studying a nearly 13,800-year-old camp in Alaska. Archaeological finds near the ancient Bering Land Bridge provide insight into the lives of early inhabitants of present-day North America.

The camp offers a glimpse into how people lived during the Ice Age, though the article does not detail specific findings about their daily routines or technology. Researchers continue to investigate the site and learn more about this period of history.