Ancient bones found in 1980s still looking for appropriate burial site

Wed, August 1, 2007 
Posted in Alaska News

U.S. Forest Service employees have been unable to unravel the circumstances of death with regard to a collection of human bones found in a rock shelter on the southwest of Admiralty Island. Since their discovery, Agency officials and others have struggled to determine in whose care the bones should rest.

Brian Pollack, KCAW - Sitka

 
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