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Home  Archaeology  United States, Canada & Areas North  Lewis and Clark - An excavation turns up no physical evidence of the explorers' stay

Lewis and Clark - An excavation turns up no physical evidence of the explorers' stay Written by Xiuhcoatl    Nov 24, 2005 at 02:15 PM Closest look yet at Fort Clatsop leaves mystery Lewis and Clark - An excavation turns up no physical evidence of the explorers' stay Wednesday, November 23, 2005 RICHARD L. HILL A 200-year-old mystery remains unsolved. A three-week archaeological excavation at Fort Clatsop near Astoria ends today with no physical evidence that Meriwether Lewis and William Clark spent 106 dreary days there in 1805-06. Despite decades of searching, the precise fort site is uncertain. "The search continues," said Doug Wilson, an archaeologist with the National Park Service who led the most complete excavation of the site where a 50-year-old fort replica stood until a fire Oct. 3.