It appeared on pp. 24-26 of that issue.
Archaeologists know that reality is often far different.
Shipwrecks can be found miles from any ocean. Waterlogged timbers and slowly rusting hulks are strewn beneath the murky, bone-chilling waters of many northern lakes. Among their companions in the gloomy depths are prehistoric and pioneer sites inundated by water that rose behind 20th-century dams. Increasingly, researchers using technology developed for exploring the ocean depths to unlock the secrets of ships and sites that lie beneath the United States' inland waters. N.M. For example, the waters of Wyoming's Yellowstone Lake hold everything from steamboats to wagon wheels.