10 ft Mammoth Tusk Discovery (06/30/2012)

Tony and Max showing us the process of removing a rather large tusk once it's unearthed. The awkward shape makes carrying it without heavy equipment a difficult process.
Also, shout out to David Cittadino for the dope song 'The Boneyard' in the second half! Check out his work here and give him a follow on Instagram:
/ @davidcittadino
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#archive #boneyardalaska

[@g.winston]

This always Amazes me. The numbers of Bones found in this area can't be a one off. To know the truth of how places like this came to be would alter our knowledge of history as we know it. The knowledge of the ages is not taught for Nefarious reasons.

[@Kinzey]

There's more not being taught for the exact same reasons. Control.

[@g.winston]

@@Kinzey Indeed!

[@stevenbawls]

🎉🎉

[@SpentShellsNC]

This shit is fascinating to me! Glad I came across this!

[@84stephaniemoore]

WOWED ! 😮

[@leslieking2546]

This is definitely fascinating! Kinda opens up a whole different world.

[@baysideauto]

Just wow look at that thing, unbelievable finds.thanks for sharing

[@Kinzey]

My pleasure David, cheers!

[@revrocks3]

Incredible find! Awesome song!

[@Kinzey]

Thank you Rex! The artist David Cittadino is on KZbin and currently working on an album that will have this song and some other cool ones. Here's his page: www.youtube.com/@davidcittadino

[@rankyeller]

It's wild to think that whole area is probably the largest mass grave on earth. Thanks to the flood waters forcing everything up and inland to eventually be deposited and frozen in time.

[@Knotdead73]

WOW! Massive

[@Kinzey]

Yep! This one is a big boy haha.

[@hawkeyedanny]

wow i would love to be a part of that crew

[@southdakotacoyotehunter8553]

Awesome find!

[@Kinzey]

It really was!

[@southdakotacoyotehunter8553]

Your videos are really fun to watch! Alaska looks like a great place to live. I've only been to Anchorage once. I find a lot of bison skulls down here in south Dakota. I've really gotten consumed with it the last couple of years. I've got one secret spot in particular that I've pulled probably 75 horns from. It's in a river, not sure why. If the river pushed everything there or if they died there? I've found some elk antlers and a shub ox horn as well. Still trying to learn more about it. Keep up the good work, your videos are awesome 👍

[@Jaaammmbbbooo]

How is there just a random tusk and not the other one plus the rest of the huge head?

[@russellweber3466]

It would be very interesting to know what exactly happened to deposit those animals in those locations.

[@dllmpb06]

Had to of been a massive flood.

[@MyMurphinator]

A massive flood possibly a meteor strike melted glaciers instantly.

[@russellweber3466]

@@MyMurphinator That would make sense, like what happened at Tungiska, siberia.

[@MyMurphinator]

@@russellweber3466 you should watch Graham Hancock and randall Carson on joe rogan. Explaining the younger dryas.

[@russellweber3466]

@@MyMurphinator I have, it is fascinating, like other subject, the Shroud of Turin and the Blood cloth of Oviedo , look at the actual evidence. That had to be a crazy hot hit from a comet, but also all those animals.

[@chrisgrabowski2678]

How much does it weigh? 150lbs?

[@Kinzey]

Great question. I don't know off the top of my head but that sounds in the ballpark.

[@hobbitsumbarch5743]

Please let Randall Carlson put his ideas on your place. Amazing area.

[@wtfsalommy3250]

Hello " The Bone Crew " .. Do yall classify the small gravel and what not? For little animals?

[@Kinzey]

There's been more of a focus on the smaller critters in recent years. My wife found micro bones from a squirrel a few years ago. I'm not sure if I've posted about it or not, but I definitely should!

[@avodacado]

Wow! How big would this thing be?

[@Kinzey]

This one was near, or a little over 10 ft!

[@herbertbautista8509]

I'm just thinking, what if that place is where ice age people lived and put all the bones in one place after butchering them? Was somebody telling you something like this?

[@Kinzey]

I think if that was the case we would've found evidence of humans. We haven't found any tools or human bones, just animals.

[@herbertbautista8509]

@@Kinzey yeah, I think so or maybe you might see one someday. But for now, you really wonder why? hahah thanks mate.

[@rankyeller]

Pretty clear it was a flood by all the debris and broken tree limbs and snapped trunks. Massive trees compared to the spruce and Aspen currently there. The trees in the layers of sediment aren't even native or growing in the surrounding forests. Not to mention they've found tons of different rocks and minerals that aren't supposed to be there either. It was all washed up there by water current in some massive flood probably caused by a comet impact 12k something years ago. They just happened to own the property where a good portion of all of it got deposited once waters receded. I can't imagine how bad it must've smelled before it all got frozen in time.

[@Ephesians617]

This is the exact evidence that the museums of the world are trying to hide @@rankyeller, glad to see many people in the comments that know this truth.