Lost Bones
Marcus BrandelWelcome to *Lost Bones*, where I explore Minnesota's hidden Pleistocene faunal record. My mission is to rediscover and document Ice Age mammals found in local museum and county historical society collections across the state.
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Lost Bones #5: (From the Ashes a Fire Shall be Woken)
In April 1967, Burgess Construction employee Ivan Brouwer, a dragline operator working along a creek during the construction of Minnesota’s Interstate Highway 94 (I-94) just east of the city of Melrose Minnesota, uncovered a mass of jumbled...
Lost Bones #2 Update
The molar in a makeshift cradle being prepared for 3D scanning.
Lost Bones #4 Update
There will be some news to come over the next year - the Minnesota specimens from Lost Bones #4 are stepping back into the storyline.
Preview of LostBones #5
The largest bison skull I’ve documented from Minnesota is from Melrose, which is also the site of a bison bone bed discovered during the construction of Interstate 94— and I keep running across more information on the site.
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