Dr. Jesse Ballenger and George Tinseth, archaeologist

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Dr. Jesse Ballenger and George Tinseth, archaeologist

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Dr. Jesse Ballenger and George Tinseth, archaeologist field technicians, carefully remove a large block of sediment during an excavation at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., Feb. 9. Archaeologists are excavating the land in order to make way for a solar array the base is planning to build.

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09/02/2012

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Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

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