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Video by James Truitt

Hill AFB makes a rare Paleoindian discovery B-Roll

Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center

Aug. 2, 2016 | 15:50

Hill Air Force Base has made a rare discovery in the Utah desert, that may change our understanding of America’s earliest people.

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Various long shots of the Utah Test and Training Range from a moving vehicle

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Various shots/Various angles of cracked dry earth

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Various shots/ Long to full screen shots of dig site.

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Slow zoom-in of a 12,300 year old fire pit

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Dr. Daron Duke, Project Lead, Far Western, USAF Contractor, explains fire pit features

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Various shots/Various angles of the excavation of a stone tool flake

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Various shots/Various angles of the excavation of a waterfowl bone

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Various shots/Various angles of the excavation of a Haskett point

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Full screen shots of the archaeology team excavating.

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Various close-up shots of archaeology team excavating.

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Various shots/Various angles of archaeology team using a sifter.

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Various shots/Various angles of archaeology team charting and recording data.