[blam]

"Looked up KM and can't find anything about the site being destroyed, but saw a diagram of the site, essentially on a river bank."

Oh, it was destroyed. I read a blow by blow account of it in James C. Chatters (he did most of the Kennewick Man work and in fact lives in Kennewick) book titled, Ancient Encounters. He was called a MF and threatened a number of times by the indians.

[Calvin Locke]

Found some time line. Recall Chatters' book as part of it. Got real nasty? Sounds more like an aboriginal shakedown.

Sorry, but I can't get excited over my bones being studied for archealogical purposes in 10K years.

Would be glad to help out slighter sooner, but Kennewick time is fine by me. (Shame on John Williams though.)

Now if they were using my bones for some satanic rite, or pulling an Ed Gein...that's a horse of a different color.

[Yellowcat]

I live about 7 miles from Kennewick Man site that is now buried beneath tons of gravel and earth with a growth of native weeds that were transplanted to conceal it. SAD! The Corps of Engineers did that with large earth-moving equipment.