Entrepreneurship

Yooper Steez: 9,000 Year-old tool discovered in Hermansville

A 9,000-year-old tool was discovered by researchers in Delta County not too long ago, as noted in this post that originally appeared on Yooper Steez. How much you want to bet it was used for either cutting venison or making pasties?

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