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On Monday, construction crews working on an expansion to Oregon State’s Reser Stadium found a little bit more than just pay dirt while digging in the north end zone of the football field.
The crew uncovered a large intact femur of a mammoth that roamed the earth roughly 10,000 years ago according to a release from Oregon State University.
The discovery of the femur bone lead to researchers finding “quite a few bones, and dozens of pieces” according to Oregon State’s Loren Davis, an associate professor of anthropology at the school
who was called into action after the bone was uncovered.
Read more http://seattle.cbslocal.com/2016/01...moth-bones-oregon-state-stadium-construction/
The crew uncovered a large intact femur of a mammoth that roamed the earth roughly 10,000 years ago according to a release from Oregon State University.
The discovery of the femur bone lead to researchers finding “quite a few bones, and dozens of pieces” according to Oregon State’s Loren Davis, an associate professor of anthropology at the school
who was called into action after the bone was uncovered.Read more http://seattle.cbslocal.com/2016/01...moth-bones-oregon-state-stadium-construction/
