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This content was posted on 12 Jul 22 by The Long Now Foundation on Facebook Page

Evidence from an archaeological site 40 miles North of Austin, Texas reveals the 15,000-year-old Indigenous …

Evidence from an archaeological site 40 miles North of Austin, Texas reveals the 15,000-year-old Indigenous roots of contemporary Tex-Mex food.

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Long Before Tex-Mex, a 15,000-Year-Old Cuisine Left Its Mark

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An archeological site contains many of the foods Texans still eat today.

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