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https://uwconl.courses.wisconsin.edu/content/support/AIS101PointerFiles/HowWestWasLost.qtl? _&d2lSessionVal=hx8HNVE5e7ZvRx3sjHXnblTmMHistorical and significant events in life and times of Kennewick Man  

24,000 BCE - Likely early crossings of land bridge across Bering Strait. 7,200 BCE - Kennewick Man lives and dies.

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4,000 BCE - Earliest known form of wheel in use.

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2,613 BCE - Great Pyramids of Egypt begin to be built.

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4 BCE - Christ born.

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July 28, 1996 - Kennewick Man skeleton found in Columbia River during annual hydroplane races.

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Aug. 28, 1996 - Kennewick Man bones dated at 9,200 years old.

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Sept. 13, 1996 - Army Corps of Engineers says it will give bones to American Indians for reburial.

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Oct. 17, 1996 - Eight scientists begin legal battle to study Kennewick Man.

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June 27 1997 - Judge criticizes corps' handling of case and demands answers about how they will proceed.

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July 28, 1997 - FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY

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July 30, 1997 - Army Corps of Engineers admits it gave Indians access to Kennewick Man.

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Aug. 27, 1997 - Asatru Folk Assembly holds ceremonies at site of discovery and with ancient bones.

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Nov. 13, 1997 - U.S. Rep. Richard "Doc" Hastings pushes bill to amend NAGPRA and allow study of

Kennewick Man bones.

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Dec. 15, 1997 - Scientists study Kennewick Man site, make exciting geological discoveries.

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April 1, 1998 - Army Corps of Engineers gives Kennewick Man to Department of Interior.

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April 6, 1998 - Army Corps of Engineers buries Kennewick Man site.

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June 9, 1998 - Clinton administration opposes bill to allow study of Kennewick Man.

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June 17, 1998 - Out-of-court mediation between parties begins.

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July 2, 1998 - Department of Interior drafts plan to allow study of Kennewick Man.

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July 28, 1998 - SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY.

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Sept. 3, 1998 - Federal judge orders Kennewick Man to be moved to the Burke Museum in Seattle.

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Oct. 30, 1998 - Kennewick Man trucked to Seattle by Corps of Engineers after tribal and Asatru ceremonies in

Richland.

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Dec. 11, 1998 - Bones confirmed stolen from Kennewick Man collection as study of the ancient remains gets

under way.

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Feb. 27, 1999 - Federal team of five scientists begins study of Kennewick Man at the Burke Museum at the

University of Washington.

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July 28, 1999 - THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY.

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Sept. 15, 1999 - Federal judge sets deadline for government to come up with answers about what should

happen to Kennewick Man.

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Oct. 15, 1999 - Overdue federal report links Kennewick Man to Asian peoples.

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Jan. 13, 2000 - Lab tests support age of Kennewick Man.

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Jan. 14, 2000 - Asatru Folk Assembly gives up Kennewick Man fight.

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March 9, 2000 - U.S. Magistrate Judge John Jelderks gives the Department of the Interior until Sept. 24 to

secure and analyze DNA samples from Kennewick Man.

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May 31, 2000 - The Yakama Nation wants to join battle for Kennewick Man bones.

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July 28, 2000 - FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY.

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Aug. 8, 2000 - Judge rules Yakama Nation cannot join battle for Kennewick Man bones.

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Sept. 25, 2000 - Interior Department rules Kennewick Man bones belong to five American Indian tribes.

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May 25, 2001 - James Chatters publishes book on Kennewick Man.

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June 19, 2001 - Judge Jelderks hears Kennewick Man testimony in Portland courtroom.

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June 22, 2001 - Missing Kennewick Man bones found; FBI investigates.

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July 26, 2001 - Polynesian lays claim to Kennewick Man. It's rejected a month later.

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July 29, 2001 - FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY

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April 5, 2002 - Seattle filmmakers debut Kennewick Man documentary.

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June 20, 2002 - Judge Jelderks promises Kennewick Man decision by Labor Day.

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July 29, 2002 - SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY.

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Aug. 30, 2002 - Judge Jelderks rules in favor of scientists studying Kennewick Man.

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Oct. 29, 2002 - Tribes appeal Kennewick Man ruling.

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Oct. 29, 2002 - Government appeals Kennewick Man ruling.

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Feb. 21, 2003 - Court blocks study of bones pending appeal.

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July 29, 2003 - SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY.

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Feb. 4, 2004 - Appeals court sides with scientists.

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April 20, 2004 - Ninth Circuit rejects tribal request for rehearing.

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July 22, 2004 - Justice Department decides it won't appeal Kennewick Man case to U.S. Supreme Court.

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July 29, 2004 - EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY.

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Feb. 17, 2005 - Scientists outline their plan for studying Kennewick Man.

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July 6, 2005 - Scientists study Kennewick Man for 10 intense days.

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July 29, 2005 - NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF KENNEWICK MAN DISCOVERY

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Jan. 9, 2006 - The East Benton County Museum in Kennewick, Wash., opens its new Kennewick Man exhibit.

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Feb. 23, 2006 - Doug Owsley announces at American Academy of Forensic Scientists meeting that

Kennewick Man had been buried after he died....