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Posted by Mark on February 28, 2006 at 17:51:28 from (172.136.180.74):

In Reply to: ` posted by Ryan - WI on February 28, 2006 at 16:16:15:

Ryan,

How! Chief!

No, you don't think so, you spoke before you thought.

The fact of the matter is, A: a cemetary is just that. Had Settler Brown croaked on his journey and somebody buried his carcass where he fell, it wouldn't bother me one bit if somebody dug him up 150-200 years after the fact. He isn't going to know anything about it and nobody else knew he was planted there.

Same with these ancient burial grounds. The remains held within have been there many hundreds, if not thousands of years. Great posibility that the ancestors of whoever raises hell about them being dug up, are the very people who killed those laying there. These happenstance findings are not in known cemetaries and much historical and cultural knowledge can be had from recovery of the artifacts found in these ancient graves. I am all for recovery, pretty stupid to leave this stuff buried in the ground when it can be appreciated by LIVING people and give us a link to the past.

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