7,000-year-old artifacts found near Vermont dairy

what is priceless about a bunch of old crap? Our technology cains theres, id rather buy an ipad than some broken pottery shard.

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RUTLAND, Vt. — An archaeological dig on the site of a proposed Armed Forces Reserve Center in Rutland has turned up Native American artifacts that could be 7,000 years old.

Scott Dillon, an archaeologist with the Vermont Department of Historic Preservation, tells the Rutland Herald 16 projectiles were found at one location and appeared to be intentionally buried together.

There were also stone working tools, fire-cracked rock and containers for cooking.

Dillon calls the findings "rare and priceless."....

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what is priceless about a bunch of old crap? Our technology cains theres, id rather buy an ipad than some broken pottery shard.

[link to www.bostonherald.com]

RUTLAND, Vt. — An archaeological dig on the site of a proposed Armed Forces Reserve Center in Rutland has turned up Native American artifacts that could be 7,000 years old.

Scott Dillon, an archaeologist with the Vermont Department of Historic Preservation, tells the Rutland Herald 16 projectiles were found at one location and appeared to be intentionally buried together.

There were also stone working tools, fire-cracked rock and containers for cooking.

Dillon calls the findings "rare and priceless."....

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Wow, what a find! It gets super cold up there during the long winters, can't imagine how humans could survive 7,000 years ago.

[link to www.bostonherald.com]

RUTLAND, Vt. — An archaeological dig on the site of a proposed Armed Forces Reserve Center in Rutland has turned up Native American artifacts that could be 7,000 years old.

Scott Dillon, an archaeologist with the Vermont Department of Historic Preservation, tells the Rutland Herald 16 projectiles were found at one location and appeared to be intentionally buried together.

There were also stone working tools, fire-cracked rock and containers for cooking.

Dillon calls the findings "rare and priceless."....

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Wow, what a find! It gets super cold up there during the long winters, can't imagine how humans could survive 7,000 years ago.


its called, "not being a wuss".

Umm my ipad is made out of plastic,metal ect... no pottery! Perhaps if we had of found enough of these digs, we could of used advanced pottery instead of plastic and then id have a heavier, clunkier , less durable ipad, woo!

And if anyone is willing to pay billions for broken shards of pottery, send em my way :)

[link to www.bostonherald.com]

RUTLAND, Vt. — An archaeological dig on the site of a proposed Armed Forces Reserve Center in Rutland has turned up Native American artifacts that could be 7,000 years old.

Scott Dillon, an archaeologist with the Vermont Department of Historic Preservation, tells the Rutland Herald 16 projectiles were found at one location and appeared to be intentionally buried together.

There were also stone working tools, fire-cracked rock and containers for cooking.

Dillon calls the findings "rare and priceless."....

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Wow, what a find! It gets super cold up there during the long winters, can't imagine how humans could survive 7,000 years ago.

Back 7000 years ago we had some very nice "Global Warming" and the climate here in Michigan was a lot like that of New Mexico today as we had cactus growing and altelope and javalinas wandering around.

BTW one of my most valued possessions is a native spear point from that period. The person that made it was a great craftsman.

[link to www.bostonherald.com]

RUTLAND, Vt. — An archaeological dig on the site of a proposed Armed Forces Reserve Center in Rutland has turned up Native American artifacts that could be 7,000 years old.

Scott Dillon, an archaeologist with the Vermont Department of Historic Preservation, tells the Rutland Herald 16 projectiles were found at one location and appeared to be intentionally buried together.

There were also stone working tools, fire-cracked rock and containers for cooking.

Dillon calls the findings "rare and priceless."....

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I HOPE they can ID them as Silutrian!!