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They uncover our region's history, whether they're sifting through massive layers of dirt or plunging into murky waterways. And local archaeologists say that their work is more crucial than ever as development changes the look of D.C. and the suburbs. Join Kojo for a look at new archaeological discoveries by local sleuths.
Patrick O'Neill, President, Northern Virginia Chapter, Archaeological Society of Virginia
Susan Langley, State Underwater Archaeologist for Maryland
Stephen Potter, Regional Archaeologist for the National Park Service, National Capital Region
For more than sixty years, Marcel Marceau was the world's most famous mime. But while he gained fame for his expressive performances without words, off the stage he was an engaging speaker. Marceau died this weekend at the age of eighty-four. We revisit our January 2000 conversation with world's greatest mime.
Marcel Marceau, actor
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