ENTIRE WOOLLY MAMMOTH exposed by flood at the Boneyard Alaska

On August 3, 2020 on our private patented mining claim in Fairbanks, Alaska a flood revealed an entire woolly mammoth skeleton including both woolly mammoth tusks, upper and lower jaw bones with the molars still in it, leg bones, toe bones, etc.
Several other Ice Age animal remains were found on this day and are still coming out of the permafrost including steppe bison, caribou, horse, and many more.
This site is unique in the world and we are solely focused on collecting bones even though this site sits on ounces of proven gold. The Boneyard Alaska has been producing Ice Age bones for the past 15 years and thousands of bones have been collected during that time.
Our family owns this property and is not interested in selling any of the bones. This site is purely a product of our family's passion for finding Ice Age bones. For now we are collecting them. The bones have not only a monetary value but scientific value that could help with understanding the extinction event of the Ice Age megafauna.
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[@joewalling2356]

How amazing it would be hard to imagine and wrap your mind around the scale of what a huge flood tens of thousands of years ago that placed everything there and a whole lot smaller scale flood that brought on the removal thousands of years later. Kinda makes it full circle . What id give to be able to come help you all...

[@golddaughters70]

Exactly. Something brought these bones here, likely a flood or river deposit, and heavy water flow in the area from rain and snow melting reveals and uncovers more bones. It is full circle and we are lucky to have stumbled upon it and recover them as they get washed out!

[@mattmichniuk2727]

I've read where they found a mammoth and baby so perfectly preserved that the baby actually had butter cups in its mouth,which tells me that a flash freeze happened perhaps from a celestial body impact blotting out the sun causing such a freeze?The baby mammoth was obviously alive when it froze to death?To have vegetation I n its mouth?

[@lakota123max]

@@mattmichniuk2727 a worldwide cataclysm that sent water everwhere..and then the sun went away for a sec and froze EVERYTHING on Earth !

[@someotherdude]

@@lakota123max and the earth plunged into such a frightful freeze, I'm guessing the continents loaded up with extreme snow and ice- maybe miles thick. I say this because looking at marine charts, there are huge gullies worn off the edges of the continental shelves, meaning the ocean levels dropped several thousand feet almost instantly. We can be thankful we didn't live through that time.

[@golddaughters70]

@@joewalling2356 the area floods during break-up season from snow run off and floods anytime it rains. The water drainage might have something to do with the density of bones in one spot.

[@K2W-Verve]

Use me as a “I’m here from JRE” button

[@waden404]

Me too. Just listened to it this morn

[@everythingeastbay8255]

Yep! Me too!

[@mom_im_losing_it]

Who cares.

[@GrayFox094]

Nah

[@BombproofCraftsman]

Sad that the full documentary isn’t on here. I swear they said it was on jre 😢

[@AdAmLaJ]

The JRE episode with John Reeves is already one of my all time favourites and I can’t wait to see how this will expand our very limited view of history. I swear we need more podcasts/ channels based on younger dryas dated palaeontology and anthropology!

[@rvsandshane]

Mine too!!

[@buildthemansion1]

Mine too, I'm on my 3rd listen. It inspires and motivates with a couple of my projects.

[@bijouxdoum6199]

I truly appreciate how John says, "I don't know." He doesn't pretend to know everything. He seems to be a humble man that lived a great life. He stumbled on an amazing find thats for sure.

[@skunkworksstudios]

that was an amazing episode. Need to listen to that a few times to appreciate the gravity of it. I hope they find something in that East River!

[@Ty420]

I’m after the most recent one

[@Super-J10]

Your dad was one of best Rogan guest of all time! Instant legend.

[@lkuc06]

Dont be surprised if this channel blows up in the next week. Your dad was amazing on JRE, im sure you are all very proud. Cant wait for some more up to date videos.

[@City_Lights.]

Came here after watching the dad interview, this is an amazing find.

[@K2W-Verve]

Same her

[@ericherman660]

Same

[@joshmartin1938]

me too

[@ianc3934]

shits insane really

[@VvvDoubleDvvV]

Just crazy to think it takes 4 humans to move that tusk but that tusk used to grow out of a head of a massive beast.

[@aferg1986]

2 tusks on that big ass dome

[@swearengin1111111111]

John's story of hitching a ride to Alaska with $50 in his pocket, and becoming wealthy as a working man and then a businessman alone is impressive.

[@ozoneswiftak]

Free money is not a success story. It's not like he made the tusks. Just saying.

[@cr144mc6]

@@ozoneswiftak He was wealthy before he found the bones. Kind of need some money to get 10000 acres of land

[@Sidewayzview]

@@ozoneswiftak He's a self made man should listen to him on the JRE explains where he got his money on that, very interesting guy says he just does this as a hobbie

[@Paul-vf2wl]

@@Sidewayzview Falling into a giant vat of government wasted cash isn't terribly difficult. Basically a lottery winner.

[@Sidewayzview]

@@Paul-vf2wl yeah got lucky with the pipeline contract but came from nothing I wouldn't be jealous of a man who started with nothing and learned how to play the system can also go the other way but he got a win doin the shitty jobs nobody else wanted to do, fair play to him

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

Just imagine having an intact mammoth skull, lower jaw and tusks all put back together sitting in the entryway to a huge log house....how freaking awesome. Great Find !

[@golddaughters70]

I think we could put together a herd of mammoths at this point!

[@IRONHORSE427RACING]

@@golddaughters70 That would be good too. We live in the Black Hills of South Dakota and while we do find a few T-Rex teeth and Stegosaurus bones, most of the Ice Age stuff here comes from out around the Badlands and at the Mammoth Grave Site just south us by Hot Springs. It seems the Mammoth and Mastadons liked the Hot Springs as well but they got stuck or caught in a flood and Drowned. You can check it out on line by looking up Mammoth Site/Hot Springs South Dakota. We would love to have a complete skull and tusks greeting everyone who enters our home were building but we will have to settle for a couple of Ice Age Bison Skulls a Sabertooth Tiger Skull (all recreations, not real but they do look real) and some of the wild life we had full body mounts done of. Seriously I could just see the entryway of a big Alaskan type Lodge over looking a remote lake somewhere and when you walk into the Grand Entry way your Greated by this massive skull and jaw and Tusks and you walk out and say...Welcome to Mammoth Lodge ! How freaking cool would that be....?....it makes the little woo woo hairs on my neck and arms stand straight up ! You could book us right now for a weeks fishing trip lol.

[@salmanuel4053]

@@IRONHORSE427RACINGOh, the vision, now that is a mancave.

[@georgebell2567]

Came here to see the bones but after watching several of these videos the thing that stands out is how this family works together to undertake this monumental task . You are all amazing

[@billrobbins5874]

First time watching, amazing finds. 👍👍

[@ThePreparedAdventist]

Amen. God bless the family. And what an amazing find.

[@markhepworth]

🤮

[@gregj.gotham4402]

What an experience of finding such historical bones before they get lost forever. Lucky you guys.

[@golddaughters70]

It's a thrill!

[@unseen4047]

Lost for sure now they should be left in the ground where they were

[@keelyjohnston19]

@@unseen4047 why?

[@Johnny2Feathers]

@@unseen4047 get over it snowflake 😂

[@MiyagiTx]

Dumb how would they be lost forever. If it's real and everything is melting

[@shawnwillis7561]

I want hours of this. It's amazing what you guys have found. It's a rush everytime I see bone get pulled out

[@robertstennett1838]

I just saw John Reeves interview on the Joe Rogan Podcast. This is amazing and I hope it does help to kickstart a bone rush!

[@ChristopherPatrick777]

Amazing!! I’m so glad the family and crew are as enthusiastic, enthralled and unique as Dad/Boss John. G’day from Australia btw 👋

[@markhepworth]

They’re worth thousands of dollars mate,of course they’re enthusiastic 🤷‍♂️

[@lonnygehring3043]

Amazing! So fun to watch you guys find this stuff. Great family! Another here from Rogan. Great interview with John.

[@ronnierowe6764]

Just finished watching John on JRE and had to get more. Love it. Plan on watching the documentary tomorrow

[@brianlys]

Just watched the JRE episode. Wow. Finding bones that old from extinct animals has got to be surreal. The size and weight of those tusks. Crazy. Great job y’all are doing.

[@troythegardener]

Amazing! That JRE interview was one of my favourites. Can't really wrap my head around what I'm seeing here and how magical this place really is.

[@skyryder2994]

Here from the JRE podcast. This is so cool. I would love to do this every day. I wish you guys the best!

[@MEGAbrandon281]

This is a very special place with so much to learn from, the JRE episode with John Reeves is one my all time favorites

[@shawnmoss9637]

Here comes the boom jre fans are here. Absolutely awstruck by the podcast cant wait to see more

[@GSProspecting]

you ladies are always doing some cool stuff wow. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!

[@jdmproducts6409]

Absolutely awe inspiring, seeing your clips of a once in 12,000+ years experience to be both captured on camera and shared like this is eye watering. I have been following Grahams writing since the very start, yes an older guy now. At last he has monumental physical evidence to help show or prove elements of his message along with all the guys that support him. We all dream of finding fossils but none of us could EVER believe we/you have found The Boneyard. You are the history of the future, you are literally and figuratively washing away the old ways to explain and show one of the areas where the edge of that great flood bottlenecked all of its wash-away in a geographical alley at that time. Dead bodies don’t lie and Time Always Tells. Please keep posting ❤

[@ethank2005]

So cool to see regular people finding this stuff but also sad to think about how much is lost because paleontologists aren’t able to carefully look for every piece and put it all back together

[@stephensibley]

Yeah. Happy 4 them but I wonder what's getting washed away and dislocated and jumbled

[@johnhallford239]

Just saw the interview with Rogan. Couldn't wait to see more. Just........incredible. Thank you for sharing.

[@ClamZ65]

Wow - First video that I‘ve watched on your channel after seeing Pioneer Pauly being with you - AMAZING!! Please bring more vids on that channel :)

[@progdrum77]

Part of the Joe Rogan podcast migration. Really interesting stuff.

[@throngcleaver]

What a fantastic find, and a fantastic channel this is. I'd rather find old bones like that, than gold nuggets, any day! Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@brandondewey8743]

Bones are more valuable then ivory, ice age

[@brandondewey8743]

Everyone wants a mammoth in their poker studio!

[@bebomora7391]

That’s such an amazing find!!! Good on ya. ❤

[@enrobatroll5806]

was here from the JRE episode. one of the best episodes

[@SBergkamp]

A true legend your father!!! What a story! Keep on going in his footprints and legacy. One of the best JRE episodes I have watched! Just wow!!

[@dmg0678]

This is about to blow up!

[@ReliquarianStudio]

The blues in that tusk are so incredibly gorgeous. I’m so invested in witnessing you all rewriting history. Keep up the great work! I hope you get justice and accountability from AMNH. 💚

[@veronicapoland9234]

This video made my heart so full. What an honor to those magnificent Ice Age beasts to have you guys witnessing a piece of their story! SO COOL!

[@golddaughters70]

Thanks, Veronica!!

[@SuttonFamily]

I can't believe how amazing this is!!!!

[@chrisnolan8146]

Never mind gold rush , a series on this with your dad in would be awesome. Get Randall Carlson in the mix too , love his take on this ! Ancient massive flash flood seems likely to deposit all those bones in the one spot . Sure Randall would love that. Happy hunting guys

[@thedarkageisnow]

Yep totally. Throw Tyson and hankok in the mix too. They did an interview at Tyson house that was amazing.

[@jeremiahfreitag5242]

I agree with Hancock narrating with Carlson would be a great show!

[@swirvinbirds1971]

Why would we get people who don't know wtf they are talking about exactly?

[@GenX...MCMLXV]

no way in hell would he have anything to do with some dumbass reality show........

[@chrisnolan8146]

@@GenX...MCMLXV your probably right .... unless the price is right !!

[@Yo-oq9gg]

Come here from JRE, great podcast with your pops, you guys have a playground and looks like you are living the life playing in the dirt and finding fossils

[@ronmartinez6349]

This is history right before our eyes thanks for sharing!

[@shaner67]

Oh my goodness how freaking cool is that.. Great job people, such a fantastic find. You all look like little kids playing in the mud, priceless!!! 🙏✌️

[@josephcrust7013]

I've always dreamt of finding a single tusk, I'm so jealous! You guys are living the best life!😀

[@itsjoeyo]

Wow jRE sent me. Awesome proud you all thought to share

[@ralphstaedler]

I’m from Switzerland and I Follow for years JRE. You father was just amazing. I enjoyed the Show and I’m curious what will happen! 🧐

[@tonym5627]

Well done. The video as well as the interesting finds Such a positive energetic group. I’m so jealous

[@jimlee5626]

So interesting. I am so happy for you. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheTiko58]

Amazing discovery, I can’t imagine how that must have felt. Super hard work that we would want to do again and again. Congratulations

[@tommysparks2705]

Great story and love to keep watching to see what resurfaces😍👍🏼

[@Kinzey]

Congrats on 100k views!!

[@RyanDeanBlu]

Awesome!!!!!

[@centeroftheearthmining4095]

Glad it came out without breaking!!!

[@johnstrong6593]

Way to work hard saving as much as you can as well as all the other things! Great video and Thank you for sharing your find with us all!! How exciting!! Right on!!❤👍🙌👏🤝🙏

[@NorthFork]

Super cool find!

[@stephanieyee9784]

What a fantastic find! The woolly mammoth tusks are just amazing. The colours are beautiful and it's hard imagine just how magnificent that animal must have been. 🦣

[@johntate9612]

Cool post... thank you for sharing..

[@davy1790]

Please make more videos! This is amazing!

[@golddaughters70]

Thank you, we will!

[@nicholass9407]

living the dream for real be careful keep em comin and keep up the good work

[@serronserron1320]

Excellent finds that must have been fun.

[@Kdubb_]

Super Cool!!!

[@troyperry1231]

Beautiful history items Kodos to u for your hard work

[@stevehansen8819]

Thank you for sharing! I would love to see it in person. Keeps my mind wondering what took place up there.

[@MrWeAllAreOne]

Three people find it hard to lift one tusk.....now think how strong were these Mammoths.

[@jamesperrie1393]

The Boneyard is going to sky rocket after John was on Rogan. One of Rogans best guests ever.

[@codysc12davis45]

Thanks roe jogan

[@danielbevill6784]

Thats hardcore, and thank you

[@katefitzgibbon4270]

Amazing and loved your dad with Joe Rogan, best interview ever.

[@NateIcke]

So awesome 👌 thankyou

[@Bt26x]

It’s crazy how heavy those tusk are. I didn’t think about how tough & dense they must be compared to regular bones. I am also here from JRE. 🙂

[@isaaclerma4847]

Stumbled across John reeves on JRE about 2 years ago. About his land and findings of history. This never gets olds. Brings tears of joy to my eyes and heart. Wish I could be there and just looks and experience that part of the world.

[@JoeKThePotter]

Awesome find! 👏👏👏👏👍👍🤘🤘

[@BauchNessMonster]

Changing history as we watch AMAZZZING find

[@charleshardman2222]

You ladies are living a life so rare, even unique in this world! I hope you appreciate and never take for granted this unique opportunity to grow up in this way. John is such a larger than life character. I can tell he is a man that is a friend for life once he accepts and respects you . A solid man that I can see, his word is his bond, and a handshake is a guaranteed contract. A rough, tough, loving father. A no nonsese, no bullshit hard working man. The type of man our world needs more of. The excitement in your eyes and words clearly comes through, You are LIVING LIFE! And loving it! Thats the way life is supposed to be lived. My hat is off to you and your family and especially John for giving you this unique opportunity. As a young boy growing up in south Florida we had a small river behind our house that I would snorkle in and found Sharks teeth, manatee bones, Whale bones and even Mastadon teeth. My interest in fossils began and has never left. What I would give to be in your shoes for even a day! Lol! Safe Travels!

[@scotthoeft7274]

so cool keep up finding the mind blowing treasure!!!!!!

[@Jurinich]

Those tusks are worth a small fortune!! Congrats!!

[@paulwilliams8725]

Your dad is amazing what a bloke 👍 🇬🇧

[@EddiXP]

What a dream. Glad this find went to a great family.

[@ericmorse2251]

Nice find !!

[@mississippibottoms206]

Ohhh man!!! I have nothing but respect for you all! That is amazing. Hoping to find one myself someday

[@golddaughters70]

Thanks!!

[@mississippibottoms206]

@@golddaughters70 you're welcome. I'm near St. Louis Mo and the Mississippi River valley. They were here but, my belief is that they were washed away during the rapid melting of the last ice age along with the Clovis people. The evidence or biggest clue is the bluffs along rt3. Near the merger of the Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois river were formed 150 ft tall bluffs with giant water eddys all the way to the top. Sorry. Lol, just soo interesting! Be safe and god bless

[@mikeymike975]

Just watching this is so amazing! I could only imagine how awesome it would be to find the bones!

[@dougchapman1751]

experience of a lifetime! good for you. wow!

[@napoleonwilkie4985]

I would put up a small fence with one inch holes. That way it would catch all the smaller pieces your looking for and most everything is saved from washing down the creek. Nice find, good luck, thanks for sharing!

[@TRUMP-dm8ci]

Completely awesome

[@big_ute]

I stumbled across a mammoth tusk back by my moose camp in eureka a few yrs ago, troopers were very interested in where i found it.

[@SanYsidrotwb]

Incredible! Thank you for this! Please keep making videos 💯

[@golddaughters70]

Thanks for watching, we will!

[@sicboy83]

Here after the Rogan podcast. What an interesting episode

[@scottowens1535]

Watching 4persons wrestling one tusk puts the power of the animal in perspective

[@CK-mp1mn]

Gold Daughters your channel about to blow up from JRE we need some fresh released footage. Lol

[@joshredding9588]

Too cool!

[@discojelly]

Look at that! That is awesome guys!

[@butchbinion1560]

Very kool. ✌️👊

[@tomsawyer247]

Good video thanks for sharing

[@golddaughters70]

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@maxthepupp]

I just found out about all this from JRE. FASCINATING! And this is gonna blow up a little😎

[@wendigomt]

I've been following this on Instagram for a while. Just subscribed to the KZbin channel. Thank you for sharing such an amazing experience!

[@golddaughters70]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@robertcomas2655]

More cool aid how about a fresca ?

[@nathandowney813]

So amazing and so scary at the same time!

[@everready19373]

I remember an episode of Northern Exposure where they found a frozen mammoth. They thawed it out and ate it.

[@golddaughters70]

It's very chewy stuff if I do say so myself.

[@everready19373]

@@golddaughters70 Pftt, it's all in the preparation....

[@golddaughters70]

@@everready19373 hahah, we like it in chili!

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I bet some scientists were pissed when they got that news.

[@dadgummit1513]

That was awesome

[@golddaughters70]

Thank you for tuning in! Pretty good day at the Boneyard!

[@hobbyadventurer583]

What an area for treasures that you guys have there !

[@troyottosen8722]

Hobby, Howabout this, We have had archeologists find fossil plants only found in tropical climates found in our Alaskan arctic! Still sure about global warming???

[@janepatterson6779]

WOW..THAT IS INCREDIBLE, LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THOSE TUSKS!!!

[@jeromebreeding3302]

The size of those tusks is astounding ! Can you imagine what it would have been like to behold one of those mammoths when it was alive ?

[@lynnscott8286]

Hi I am new to this channel. Wonderful find! Do you search for fossils? Do you have to do anything special with the bones after taking them out of their environment? Is this specific place where you find a bunch of items? Great job!

[@sherrykendrick1765]

Awesome. That would be a dream come true for me to find such a treasure.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Very cool!

[@philliplord589]

I searched around a little online and it looks like we can estimate the tusks they are caring to be around 200lbs. Way to go team!

[@flipnasty2296]

Your father is a Legend!