Divers examining boulders at the bottom of Lake Huron that served as caribou drive lanes for prehistoric hunters. (Credit: Photo courtesy of John O'Shea, U-M)
Divers examining boulders at the bottom of Lake Huron that served as caribou drive lanes for prehistoric hunters. (Credit: Photo courtesy of John O'Shea, U-M)
Ron Jeremy was out swimming in THIS weather?
So if I go down to the NY/Penn border, grab a 200 year old piece of wood, carve a totem pole, I have a 200 year old totem pole. Of course, I'd age it a bit first by burying it.
I like the photo of the divers fins. Nice to see same model I have been using for 40 years is still good technology.
However, I would have preferred a picture of the piece of wood of which the article is about!
It’s a supercomputer....or maybe a space shuttle.....or maybe a stick.....I don’t know.
Great....now that Wayne Carrini guy will put on a wet suit and see if the woody is a Ford or Chevy and then he’ll take it to that auction in Pebble Beach and he’ll get you all excited saying it’s in the program for $250,000 and then it’ll sell for 37 cents and a gum wrapper and then you feel bad. Damnit, Wayne! Make some money, will you!
Global Warming....Did they find any PREHISTORIC SUVs there? /s
It was found next to what appears to be a 8,900 year old pool table.
Yeah, and then I threw the irons in too, one at a time, and the bag after it. And then I took up mastodon hunting. It’s easier than golf.
I remember visiting a museum somewhere in the South about 20 years ago. In their shop they displayed a “Chippendale” chair (replica) that was carved out of wood that had been found at the bottom of Lake Michigan. The chair was very beautiful and the historic material made it even more so. The price was stratospheric, but it was an interesting concept — using wood salvaged from ca 1800 era shipwrecks.
Is the government going to send the same SWAT teams to take their wood like they did to Gibson Guitar?
I wonder what Hef was doing in Lake Huron?
