[Roman_War_Criminal]

[Beowulf9]

So interesting!

[RC one]

So, IOW, 10,000 years ago, Florida was a frozen tundra? And now it’s a hot, muggy swamp? Had to be because early man was eating too much bison.

[Jeff Chandler]

Housing contractors dug up a Gigantic bone of an Ice Age Mammoth right across the street from our housing tract here in Arizona.

Florida and Arizona . . . snowbird elephants?

[Robert DeLong]

[Texas Eagle]

Dang! I’d like to see the dog that buried it.

[gitmo]

Very nice

[NeverTyranny]

Fantastic!

[digger48]

I have a mastadon bone about a foot shorter than that we found in a peat big in northern indiana

Found her upside down just below the water table with a baby beside her

[Pez149]

Yes they found a bone from a mammoth...
Yes it weighed 50 lbs
No it’s not 10,000 years old..
There’s no way to date a bone in the ground.
All you can say is the animal died...
Anything else is mere speculation....

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Ten Thousand Years OLD? Really? I read, years ago, of early explorers finding mammoth bone scattered on the ground back in the later 1700s Kentucky. They even propped some of them up to make a shelter.

[winodog]

We would walk the shore near Myrtle Beach, mid sixties and find teeth like that all the time. Many in better shape then those pictured