Native American Church of Virginia
Sanctuary on the Trail, Inc. Independent Native American Church of Virginia
PO Box 123 Bluemont VA 20135
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Boy Scout Finds Horse Tooth on Paleo-Indian Site in Bluemont VA

4/15/2016

 
BLUEMONT VA - A boy scout helping with clean-up for 3D scanning this week, found a very old horse tooth near the triangle at the Paleo-Indian site this week.
     This makes the second horse tooth found. Chris found the first tooth near the concentric rock rings.
     We have not date tested the teeth yet to see if they are fossilized.
     The boys were earning their Indian lore and archaeology merit badges.
   For more log into the Paleo-Indian News Room.
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Seven Boy Scouts Earn Archaeology and Indian Lore Badges

4/12/2016

 
Bluemont, VA - Seven Boy Scouts from Round Hill, Va. Troop 743 earned their archaeology and Indian lore merit badges this weekend with help from Chris.
     The boys removed leaves, limbs, forest brush around the Paleo-Indian site in Bluemont, VA, in order to prepare for 3D and laser scanning of the Native American Indian property.
     Attending were three boy scout leaders and Jim Burton Sanctuary on the Trail™ our board of directors member and architect. 
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