Utah Cave Full of Children’s Moccasins

[Still Waters]

Archaeologists on the trail of a little-known ancient culture have found a cache of clues that may help unlock its secrets: a cave containing hundreds of children's moccasins.

The cave, on the shore of Utah's Great Salt Lake, was first excavated in the 1930s, but the artifacts found there - and the questions that they raised - were largely forgotten until recently.

http://westerndigs.o...ncient-culture/

[jamesjr191]

Cool, i always find native american articles interesting.

[lightly]

me too . this part was interesting to me because they were living this way fairly recently .

Large piles of butchered bison and elk bones, for example, suggest that the Promontory lifestyle was based, almost exclusively and quite successfully, on big-game hunting, while other groups around them were farming and foraging.