Carlos
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Bones located at bluff shelter.
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I don't know but I know it's happened before quite a bit. Sometimes Native American sometimes not. The guy that went missing over here several years ago was found by an arrow head digger 2-3 years later under a bluff. Interesting!
Sure looks like a ball joint.
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I'd bet it is, there's no telling what else is there.
WOW.
Tennrock
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I would report that, it could resolve a missing person case.
Looks old but might not be pre-historic. These limestone overhangs & caves can preserve bone & shell really well.
Looks old but might not be pre-historic. These limestone overhangs & caves can preserve bone & shell really well.
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Wobblyshot1
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What Tennrock said on reporting it.
I knew an avid metal detector guy that was mainly into civil war stuff. On one occasion he got a good signal and began digging. He recovered several buttons, a buckle and bones! The bones appeared to be human and law enforcement was quite interested and got involved. After a thorough investigation it was determined that the bones were likely the remains of a civil war soldier who had been buried in a shallow grave. The remains were later given a proper burial.
I knew an avid metal detector guy that was mainly into civil war stuff. On one occasion he got a good signal and began digging. He recovered several buttons, a buckle and bones! The bones appeared to be human and law enforcement was quite interested and got involved. After a thorough investigation it was determined that the bones were likely the remains of a civil war soldier who had been buried in a shallow grave. The remains were later given a proper burial.
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Carlos. Did you ever find out any additional information on the bones. Just saw this and was curious.
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I didn't. He shared the pics on Facebook, and I took screen shots of those. After about 30 minutes, the pics were taken down, I assume to try and prevent bringing attention to the area. It's actually on his neighbor's property, whose a close friend of his.
One of these days I'm going to go ask if they'd mind me digging there. There's quite a few people sneaking in without permission, raiding the artifacts.
Seems like they can't control who's accessing the area, so getting permission may not be a problem?
