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MissMarple

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8. Thank you for the information.

Reply to blackspade (Reply #6)

Mon Mar 2, 2015, 03:57 AM

Mar 2015

I have been wondering about the movement of people and groups over time in North America because there were such huge migrations of people, well pretty much every where. I think that just because you have been on the land for quite a bit does not mean you own the bones and the things that come with the land. How very interesting things become from our nomadic and searching nature, but can any one group own these things?

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RARE Native American pendent found as crew digs Ohio trench [View all] Omaha Steve Mar 2015 OP

no pics? eom indie9197 Mar 2015 #1

Here you go. enlightenment Mar 2015 #2

Cool, but I'm more interested in the context that the gorget itself. blackspade Mar 2015 #3

The tribe that lived in this part of Ohio needs to be identified CountAllVotes Mar 2015 #5

NAGPRA definitely applies in this case... blackspade Mar 2015 #6

Thank you for the information. MissMarple Mar 2015 #8

Technically, by law, they do own them. blackspade Mar 2015 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author one_voice Mar 2015 #4

This area in Newtown Ohio has long been the site of finding many No Vested Interest Mar 2015 #7

It's a little older but don't forget Serpent Mound. Quackers Mar 2015 #10

You're correct .- O believe it's in Adams County; No Vested Interest Mar 2015 #12

Very cool. nt littlemissmartypants Mar 2015 #9