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Irishtown Bend site was worked by Jack Corbo as a Saturday volunteer for the Department of Archaeology, Cleveland Museum of Natural History in 1989. Video news reports of the site can be found on the timeline of Facebook at: www.facebook.com/jack.corbo.9

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