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Project Chief Archaeologist Erik Steinbach and
Josh Feldman examine the shored up first five
feet of the main drift, after approximately
three tons of material dropped from the ceiling
and into the shaft several weeks ago.
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interviews with Erik can be found at the
Archaeologist's Corner (coming soon!).
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Now
preparing to explore the main drift, the danger
of a cave in increases. Here, Josh and
"Gator" prepare to put another set of uprights
in place to keep the ceiling and walls from
caving in. But first, loose material must
be removed to make room. And this isn't
done without a little excitement.
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Mic's cousin, Glen, comments on the moment the
Earth moved and nearly dropped three tons of
dirt on his and Josh's head the prior week.
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PART
1-3
Ron
explains to chief site archaeologist Erik the
importance of the timber that was just removed
from the mine.
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PART
2-3
Ron
continues with Erik about the burned timber in
relation to Cox finding human remains on his
excavation in 1958.
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PART
3-3
Erik
comments on the importance of the burned timber
that seems to back up Cox's story.
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