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In this Jan. 7, 2015 photo provided by the University of North Dakota, Curt Hanson, left, director of University of North Dakota’s Department of Special Collections, holds sealed bag containing an Atari 2600 gaming system cartridge for the 1980s-era game Centipede in Grand Forks, N.D. The cartridge was unearthed recently during an archaeological dig in an old New Mexico landfill. UND history professor Bill Caraher, right, who was part of that excavation and an associated documentary film about the dig, purchased the cartridge from the city of Alamogordo, N.M., and handed it over to UND Special Collections this week. (AP Photo/Courtesy of the University of North Dakota, Brian Baier)
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