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[Beringia]

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[canetoad]

1. K&R nt

[Me.]

2. KR

[G_j]

3. fascinating

thanks!

[ms liberty]

4. Very cool. K, B&R. n/t

[Cryptoad]

5. Do not Native American Artifacts belong

to the ancestral tribes of those that made the artifacts?

[Beringia]

6. I don't think

the tribes would care so much about bowls and arrowheads. But I don't know for sure. Possibly they have enough of these artifacts themselves. Also I don't think the Iroquois were a tribe 10,000 years ago. Additionally, these artifacts are there for anyone to find. And he did do archeological digs of his own initiative, so his own time and effort went into that. I also assume anyone can do their own archeological dig.

[Cryptoad]

9. U best not "assume" that here

u end up with some hefty fines.... it is against the law to even pick up artifacts laying on top of the ground on any tribal or public land. nor the high water mark on any flowing water stream or beach,,,,much less do a "dig". I dont think the tribes want more artifacts-- they dont want them disturbed ,,, and the ancestors of modern day tribes go back farther than 10,000 years.

[Kali]

10. meh

ancient people were as trashy as modern ones, most surface scatter is just trash or lost objects. nothing sacred or ceremonial about it.

[byronius]

7. That was awesome. A face to the name.

[Beringia]

8. Thought so too!