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Ever wonder why critters like mammoths, giant ground sloths and sabertooth cats no longer roam the North American landscape?  Did people hunt them to extinction?  Was it due to the changes in the earth's climate that occurred at the end of the Ice Age?  Curious about the evidence that exists to support either of these hypotheses? Archaeologist Donald K. Grayson of the University of Washington has written extensively about these issues, and he is coming to Hamilton to give a talk "Ice Age Extinctions" on Thursday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Red Pit at KJ.

Refreshments provided by Cafe Opus and the Anthropology Club. Dr. Grayson is a former member of the Hamilton faculty, and he has also served as an editor of the journal Quaternary Research.  He is a very entertaining speaker, and his talk promises to be fun for all! This event is sponsored by the Department of Anthropology and the Anthropology Club.  For more information, e-mail mcannon@hamilton.edu.

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