Episode #73 - Natural or Man-Made? Exploring the Iron Flecks in the Bottom of the 1608 Zuniga Ditch

[@tomjones2202]

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[@johnlewis1640]

Love your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@alanatolstad4824]

Excellent. History of our own is fascinating, & I feel there are not enough presentations of our own. Perhaps I'm not looking in the right places, & except for your Jamestown programs, I resort to watching Time Team.

[@maryg.249]

At first I was disappointed there wasn’t human activity to explain the nodules. But it’s still fascinating and I actually understood quite a bit of the explanation! Thanks for bringing us the information. So exciting. Mary

[@paulstan9828]

Always enjoy these videos. Only wish there could be more.

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[@bobharris3002]

Do you have any idea what the flag area might have been?

[@JamestownRediscovery]

Yes, please see if this video answers your question. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2PVkJh8mrGjopYsi=GeBm1S8tDaRU-l8L

[@homerth1555]

In Tucson, Arizona we see manganese deposits at the base and below the base of precontact irrigation canals.

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