in 1996 by Alaska paleontologist Tim Heaton during an archaeological survey on the northern tip of Prince of Wales, the nation's third largest island.

They are among the oldest human remains ever found in North America - a 13,000-year-old woman's partial skeleton was discovered 50 years ago in an island cave off the south coast of California - and the oldest ever discovered in Alaska.to Seton Hill and Downtown’s West Side says Time Group CEO Mark Caplan. When complete, this redevelopment will offer the kind of sprawling views and first-rate amenities that are spurring residential growth throughout downtown Baltimore.

The hard-hat tour of 520 Park Avenue is available to members of the media.

Parking will be through the construction entrance on the west side of Park Avenue, just south of the building. Attendees should enter the building lobby on Park Avenue, where they will be escorted via elevator to the 6th floor for the tour.

The conclusion of the event will involve parting a large curtain to reveal the atrium that has been cut through the center of the building. The site is still under active construction.

The project was designed by Marks, Thomas Architects and