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  • Fog on the Panteleikha, 2am on July 19

    Posted by Andy Bunn on July 19, 2009

    Watching the Panteleikha River fill with fog was one of the finest things I’ve seen.


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  • Duvannyi Yar Recap

    Posted by Moira Hough on July 18, 2009

    “I’ve got some good news: we’re going to Duvannyi Yar tomorrow!” That’s how John informed us of our imminent departure for one of the most famous sites we visit…


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  • From 68 31’N and 161 02’E and heading N at 8 km/hr.

    Posted by Andy Bunn on July 17, 2009

    We have some time to do limited lab work (and even a semi-mobile internet connection) while we…


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  • Still steaming back to Cherski…

    Posted by Tweet on July 17, 2009

    Still steaming back to Cherskiy – students are pensive and trying to absorb their experience walking through the Pleistocene. /ab #fb


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  • Heading back Cherskiy from Duv…

    Posted by Tweet on July 16, 2009

    Heading back Cherskiy from Duvannyi Yar. We did some good science, got loads of data, and found mammoth bones. More to follow. /js #fb


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  • We have arrived at Duvannyi Ya…

    Posted by Tweet on July 15, 2009

    We have arrived at Duvannyi Yar – a site few scientists have seen. The permafrost exposure with megafaunal remains is spectacular. /ab #fb


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  • Onward to Duvannyi Yar

    Posted by Blaize Denfeld on July 15, 2009

    A lot has happened since last time I blogged. As a group we have started to narrow…


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  • My Bear Grylls Experience

    Posted by Joanne Heslop on July 15, 2009

    Hi everyone. A lot of what I’ve been doing related to the permafrost soil has been the same (digging profiles…


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  • Snow in July and Pie for Breakfast

    Posted by Erin Seybold on July 14, 2009

    I woke up this morning to Erin standing shivering in our room, “It’s so freaking cold.”  Five…


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  • It’s snowing in Cherskiy! /kf …

    Posted by Tweet on July 14, 2009

    It’s snowing in Cherskiy! /kf #fb


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  • BGAN from the barge

    Posted by Andy Bunn on July 13, 2009

    Some of asked us how our communiques are getting out from our remote position. The answer is that we are using a satellite-based Internet antenna. We point…


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  • Rivers and Lakes from Space!

    Posted by Claire Griffin on July 13, 2009

    I’m the resident student geographer on the barge, so my background and project are…


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  • From Peat to Pittsburgh

    Posted by Moira Hough on July 13, 2009

    When I started this post it had been a while since anybody wrote. Then I got distracted and things changed. But I guess this is still relevant, so here’s…


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  • Succes in the lab! But…

    Posted by Erin Seybold on July 13, 2009

    The plague of the Hebrews has struck the barge. Ok, I may be exaggerating a little bit. Not quite a biblical plague, but a mere cold/flu outbreak has reached…


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  • Optimism…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 13, 2009

    Most of the Polaris Project participants have probably heard me say how seeing the airplane that we take from Yakutsk to Cherskiy immediately separates the optimists from the pessimists. …


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