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Description of the site and artifacts |
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Located on a large bedrock ridge, Hodoodzoo consists of a 'slide,' measuring
one metre in width and thirty metres in length. Lichens, which cover the surrounding
rock, have been rubbed off the section of the hill used for sliding. A second
slide was also used at this site. Puppies were slid down the second slide to see
if they would grow into good sled dogs. At the bottom of the hill, dried out spruce
branches that once served as sleds were discovered.
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Spruce branches once used as sleds (Tom Andrews/PWNHC)
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