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What challenges does John Reeves face in getting scientists to study the significant archaeological discoveries at his East River site in Alaska? - FinalLayer

John Reeves reveals that despite making multiple offers to researchers, he struggles to find scientists willing to come study the remarkable bone deposits at his site. These deposits contain specimens ranging from 40,000 to 12,000 years old, including mammoth bones and other prehistoric remains that could provide crucial insights into mass extinction events and ancient ecosystems. The reluctance appears to stem from bureaucratic restrictions and concerns about ownership rights, creating barriers that prevent proper scientific investigation of what could be groundbreaking archaeological findings that would enhance our understanding of prehistoric life and extinction events.

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JRE Clips·6 months ago

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What significant discoveries have been made in the East River?

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Why don't people talk about significant discoveries made on my property?

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What types of artifacts has Dirty Water Don recovered from the East River?

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What was discovered in the East River by a research vessel?

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What did the Alaska state legislature request from AMNH regarding the bones?

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