<p>Anthropologist Mark Stiger is lead researcher at an archeological dig in Central Colorado that is yielding artifacts of surprising origin and age. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the importance of the findings and how it is causing the archeological community to rethink and rewrite some conventional wisdoms. </p>

Anthropologist Mark Stiger is lead researcher at an archeological dig in Central Colorado that is yielding artifacts of surprising origin and age. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the importance of the findings and how it is causing the archeological community to rethink and rewrite some conventional wisdoms.

<p>Anthropologist Mark Stiger is lead researcher at an archeological dig in Central Colorado that is yielding artifacts of surprising origin and age. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the importance of the findings and how it is causing the archeological community to rethink and rewrite some conventional wisdoms.&nbsp;</p>

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ThinkRadio Presents is a family of three weekly podcasts — ThinkPlanet, ThinkPeople and ThinkBusiness — hosted by veteran writer, journalist and media producer Alan Wartes. The shows feature great conversations with deep thinkers, innovators, disruptors, entrepreneurs, artists and activists. Every new episode is an exploration of the "triple bottom line" — the idea that the profitability of any human venture must be measured as a balance between economics, environment and community. Every conversation seeks solutions to the deepening human challenge: How do we create a sustainable, resilient future on earth?

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