HBO’s Inland Northwest — 10.22.09

Thu., Oct. 22, 2009

ORG XMIT: WAKEN101 Workers wearing protective equipment sift for artifacts Wednesday Oct. 21, 2009 from dirt dug up at a landfill used by construction workers for domestic garbage during the Manhattan Project at Hanford. Many items being discovered are glass bottles, crockery and metal objects that weren't destroyed when the garbage pits were burned. (AP Photo/Bob Brawdy, Tri-City Herald) (Bob Brawdy / The Spokesman-Review)

By D.F. Oliveria daveo@spokesman.com (509) 319-0354

Workers wearing protective equipment sift for artifacts Wednesday from dirt dug up at a landfill used by construction workers for domestic garbage during the Manhattan Project at Hanford. Many items being discovered are glass bottles, crockery and metal objects that weren’t destroyed when the garbage pits were burned. (AP Photo/Bob Brawdy, Tri-City Herald)

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