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3. That may be so, but yanking on random bones you find is a big no-no

Reply to Irish_Dem (Reply #1)

Thu May 21, 2026, 05:11 PM

May 21

Maybe it's because my family have lived in AZ for several generations, but artifacts are EVERYWHERE here.

If you get off the pavement, and spend any time looking carefully on the ground, you will find pot sherds, etc. almost anywhere.
We all know not to touch them, in fact, it's against the law.

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More than the FBI or local LE are doing. Irish_Dem May 21 #1

Exactly BlueWaveNeverEnd May 21 #2

That may be so, but yanking on random bones you find is a big no-no Coventina May 21 #3

I agree they should not break the law. Irish_Dem May 21 #5

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