09-03-2017, 05:55 AM
Perhaps there is some development on sacred lands
Yes, I wonder if the site of the Jack Nicklaus golf course where gypsy works was as thoroughly investigated for Native American burial mounds, bones, artifacts, arrowheads, etc, at the level gypsy expects the TMT to do before construction?
Don't forget gypsy, Native Americans lived on the land where the golf course and your yard are now, for at least 15,000 years before you arrived. That's more than 15 times longer than Hawaiians were in Hawaii. That means there are probably more than 15 times as many native bones in an accessible area where people hunted and gathered food like under your home or the golf course where you work, than would be found in an inaccessible location such as the summit of a 13,000 foot high mountain.
Have you asked the native tribes how they feel about you moving into their area?
Yes, I wonder if the site of the Jack Nicklaus golf course where gypsy works was as thoroughly investigated for Native American burial mounds, bones, artifacts, arrowheads, etc, at the level gypsy expects the TMT to do before construction?
Don't forget gypsy, Native Americans lived on the land where the golf course and your yard are now, for at least 15,000 years before you arrived. That's more than 15 times longer than Hawaiians were in Hawaii. That means there are probably more than 15 times as many native bones in an accessible area where people hunted and gathered food like under your home or the golf course where you work, than would be found in an inaccessible location such as the summit of a 13,000 foot high mountain.
Have you asked the native tribes how they feel about you moving into their area?
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”