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Missouri Man Reels In Ancient FishHook (300-12,000 Years Old)
Kansas City Star ^
| 1-2-2007
| AP
Posted on 01/02/2007 3:24:53 PM PST by blam
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To: Arthalion
Found on a sand bar in the Missouri River.
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posted on
01/02/2007 4:47:24 PM PST
by
listenhillary
(You can lead a man to reason, but you can't make him think)
To: ndt
300-12,000 Years Old"Hard to go wrong with a margin of error like that.
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LOL! Yeah,well, that does seem to have most of the bases covered.
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posted on
01/02/2007 4:49:52 PM PST
by
yankeedame
("Oh, I can take it but I'd much rather dish it out.")
To: blam
Carpe carp!
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posted on
01/02/2007 4:54:04 PM PST
by
UnklGene
To: Tinian; swmobuffalo; packrat35; RightWhale; 4yearlurker; FReepaholic; plain talk
You can agree or disagree, but on the major (navigable) rivers in Tennessee, shoreline is owned by TVA or the Corps of Engineers, and it is against federal law to pick up Indian artifacts from this federal property. I was surprised at the article, because an action such as this in my neck of the woods would get you a hefty fine.
This would be permitted on private land as long as there was no excavation or historical areas or gravesites.
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posted on
01/02/2007 4:54:20 PM PST
by
TN4Liberty
(Sixty percent of all people understand statistics. The other half are clueless.)
To: Tinian
This creep needs a whopping fine and/or jail time to teach him this simple lesson:
You cannot steal our heritage from our property for your shoebox. Eh. If it were important to you, you wouldn't leave it lying around.
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posted on
01/02/2007 4:56:26 PM PST
by
Oberon
(What does it take to make government shrink?)
To: TN4Liberty
The legal world is the real world. As a man said when he came to my window, 'I am here representing the public.' I said, 'You'll find the Representive of the Public in his office on the fourth floor. He has a sign on his door--Mayor.'
To: TN4Liberty
Government owns the land and the citizens being forbidden to pursue certain harmless activities without the
kings bureaucrats permission.
The land of the free. Humph!!
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:04:44 PM PST
by
listenhillary
(You can lead a man to reason, but you can't make him think)
To: TN4Liberty
Didn't know that. But seeing as how you gave me a choice - I would have to say I vehemently disagree.
To: TN4Liberty
I would flush it down the toilet before I let the "government" or "Indian group" take it from me.
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:23:48 PM PST
by
packrat35
(guest worker/day worker=SlaveMart)
To: blam
Wonder what beauracrtic lawyer has penned, probably not a Happy New Year card to the discoverers of this wonderful piece of American history?
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:25:12 PM PST
by
Hilltop
To: Tinian
"You cannot steal our heritage from our property for your shoebox."
No indian made that - its obviously viking and it belongs to me.
PS - I wonder if salvage rights can be claimed for items lost underwater
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:26:16 PM PST
by
spanalot
To: LibWhacker
Hey, a real sportsman! No barb...obviously a "catch and release" kinda guy! :-)
Vegetarian - Old indian word meaning "lousy hunter and fisherman"!
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:36:04 PM PST
by
Redleg Duke
(Heaven is home...I am just TDY here!)
To: Tinian
Oh, for God's sake...lighten up! Your ancestors scalped my ancestors just for ego decorations on their belts!
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:37:18 PM PST
by
Redleg Duke
(Heaven is home...I am just TDY here!)
To: jsh3180
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posted on
01/02/2007 5:37:55 PM PST
by
Redleg Duke
(Heaven is home...I am just TDY here!)
To: Tinian
You cannot steal
our heritage ...
Collectivist principles in action.
Hank
To: RightWhale
You have a point. Private citizens have no rights on public land except what the Public Agency grants by permit. There is no such thing as "public property." It is a contradictions of the concept of property itself. It is collectivist and statist idea that is one of the many corrupting the foundations of America.
Then, maybe that's what you intend.
Hank
To: LibWhacker
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posted on
01/02/2007 6:19:41 PM PST
by
Grammy
To: TN4Liberty
You can agree or disagree, but on the major (navigable) rivers in Tennessee, shoreline is owned by TVA or the Corps of Engineers, and it is against federal law to pick up Indian artifacts from this federal property. I was surprised at the article, because an action such as this in my neck of the woods would get you a hefty fine. This would be permitted on private land as long as there was no excavation or historical areas or gravesites.
Bingo! - we have a winner!!!
BTW--I saw some REALLY BIG redwoods on some "collective" land (sumpin' like a natshunal park or forest) and I'm a gonna cut 'em down and take 'em to the saw mill and make myself allota $$$!!!!
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posted on
01/02/2007 6:30:31 PM PST
by
Tinian
To: plain talk
My son hunts indian artifacts several days out of a year. I know how he would have handled a find like that. VERY QUIETLY!
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posted on
01/02/2007 6:30:58 PM PST
by
jerry639
To: Tinian
"You cannot steal our heritage from our property for your shoebox." And how do you feel about the old southern cannon ball I found recently? It was in the same general area as a number of Indian artifacts that were found. Is that part of your heritage? Or do I need to find some "son of the confederacy" to give it to?
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posted on
01/02/2007 6:35:40 PM PST
by
Grammy
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