Archaeologists Hunt Grave Robbers In AZ Backcountry

KPHO ^ | November 5, 2010 | Morgan Loew

[TigersEye]

Yes, I said that about the little water cress plant that grows only on the shores of Lake Tahoe. The EPA was going to tell people who owned million dollar homes that they couldn't walk on their own beach front.

They should have walked the shores on a full moon night with garbage bags and pulled every single one up by the roots.

I say that as a big nature lover, an herbalist and a wild crafter.

[Doulos1]

Mexican drug cartels can lead them to a bunch of graves out there I’m sure. You know the ones who couldn’t come up with the money for passage. We will be finding bodies out there in the desert for decades after we close the border.

Maybe Americans can start burying some of the drug and human traffickers too!

[eyedigress]

The HoHokam predate the current tribes of Arizona, and are considered the first settlers of the region. Their grave sites have been robbed ever since the locations of such have been made public.

[Sherman Logan]

I doubt those who buried their loved ones would appreciate the difference.

[Redcitizen]

This is grave news.