mammoth i do believe
todays beach walk
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pickaway
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Wow killer find congrats...
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seger98
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How did you happen to find this? It's really a cool find! 
11KBP
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seger98 said:How did you happen to find this? It's really a cool find!
Seger98, I'm not sure if your question was directed to me or Steve, but I can tell you that I discovered this mammoth bone eroding out of a cutbank while searching for artifacts.
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Amazing find
Monty
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I live close to the Arkansas river and there are several people who regularly dig mamoth bones and tusks out of the dirt banks along the river when the water is low. ne man found an intact skull and it was on display at the local museum for a while. Monty
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Holy mackeral, good find..... From your thread title I expected to see a few tiny sharks teeth or something.
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You have a 'very productive' beach to walk.
Fossis..............
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COOL! 
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