i havent even seen the bone in the pic your talking about. just havent looked at it that much.bay city i lived in mt pleasent for a couple of years.bay city had a great firework show. i didnt see much of it as i was with a young lady,lol,guess i was 16,many moons agoSteve in Michigan said:Steve, no I don't know my bones to well. All I knew was that it was a bone. Sorry for the mistake. I wasn't trying to accuse you, but there are people out there that do dig mounds. We have had many incidences here in Michigan. We had a huge burial mound here where I live in Bay City, Michigan. Try googling it when you get the chance. I heard stories that back in the 1960's and 70's that the park that was near the mound had arrowheads lying on the ground after a good rain. A couple guys that grew up here told me about it. Still looking for my first arrowhead. I have found chips, but thats it.
Your Friend,
Steve in Michigan
oh chit you thought those mammoth bones were human,lol.i was wondering what bones.i thought you ment this pic i posted.Steve in Michigan said:Steve, you said to Tony_ia to "check out mounds near higher flats". Your not hunting indian mounds are you? The reason why I asked that is that the first picture of yours looks like there are human bones in it. I hope I am wrong. Indian mounds are protected and are also sacred. If the mound is an actual burial mound and is washing away into the creek, the the Indian tribe should be notified so they can remove the remains and rebury them.
Your friend,
Steve in Michigan
steve71 said:the mounds we have in texas are different its just there cooking middens. its not a burial.mammoth bones.you must not know your bones,lol. thanks for the heads. up i would never dig in a burialSteve in Michigan said:Steve, you said to Tony_ia to "check out mounds near higher flats". Your not hunting indian mounds are you? The reason why I asked that is that the first picture of yours looks like there are human bones in it. I hope I am wrong. Indian mounds are protected and are also sacred. If the mound is an actual burial mound and is washing away into the creek, the the Indian tribe should be notified so they can remove the remains and rebury them.
Your friend,
Steve in Michigan