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city officials ignore calls to save 1,500-year-old Indian-built mound

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/oxf ... ore_c.html

Destroy an Indian-built mound for a shopping facility? What could possibly go wrong?
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Dale wrote:city officials ignore calls to save 1,500-year-old Indian-built mound

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/oxf ... ore_c.html

Destroy an Indian-built mound for a shopping facility? What could possibly go wrong?
Maybe it's not a burial mound....Just a big pile of rocks.
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Dale wrote:city officials ignore calls to save 1,500-year-old Indian-built mound

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/oxf ... ore_c.html

Destroy an Indian-built mound for a shopping facility? What could possibly go wrong?
These people have never been to the movies, clearly.
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Gosh, I just love progress!
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Dale wrote:
Dale wrote:city officials ignore calls to save 1,500-year-old Indian-built mound

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/oxf ... ore_c.html

Destroy an Indian-built mound for a shopping facility? What could possibly go wrong?
Maybe it's not a burial mound....Just a big pile of rocks.
Hmm... Dale debating Dale... this could be fun! Pass the popcorn.
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jsluder wrote:
Dale wrote:
Dale wrote:city officials ignore calls to save 1,500-year-old Indian-built mound

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/oxf ... ore_c.html

Destroy an Indian-built mound for a shopping facility? What could possibly go wrong?
Maybe it's not a burial mound....Just a big pile of rocks.
Hmm... Dale debating Dale... this could be fun! Pass the popcorn.
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Amityville Horror was on TV last night......
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Dale wrote:
My debates with myself always end up with nothing but bitter, mutual recriminations and loathing.
I know the feeling...

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dubhlinn wrote:
Dale wrote:
My debates with myself always end up with nothing but bitter, mutual recriminations and loathing.
I know the feeling...

Slan,
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yeah.....so :-?

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Denny wrote:
dubhlinn wrote:
Dale wrote:
My debates with myself always end up with nothing but bitter, mutual recriminations and loathing.
I know the feeling...

Slan,
D. :)
yeah.....so :-?

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herbivore12 wrote:
Dale wrote:city officials ignore calls to save 1,500-year-old Indian-built mound

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/oxf ... ore_c.html

Destroy an Indian-built mound for a shopping facility? What could possibly go wrong?
These people have never been to the movies, clearly.
I know. What an excellent premise that's already been used in some form or other about 28 times. But see...this time it could be based on actual events!
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The city paid to have part of the hill taken down for fill at a Sam's Club.
I find this to be the telling detail - It's on that says it all, really, & really sums up the deep well of understanding and respect that must underlie Alabamans' attitudes toward scholarship, native heritage, and the past.
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Although I note the link says mound, not burial mound. Do we know for sure what its purpose was?
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This is why they removed the Creeks, the Chickasaws, the Seminoles, the Choctaws, and the Cherokees. These people just knew they could make better use of the land.

Oklahoma had to make strict laws about it after a mining company blasted one of the most important mound sites in the Southern United States, at Spiro, Oklahoma, looting the treasures and leaving remains scattered over the ground. The WPA then excavated it in a more scientific manner, and now it's a state park.
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