Tour of the Bone Dome at Gold Daughters

My sister Ilaura was kind enough to give a tour of the Bone Dome at Gold Daughters last summer.
#pleistocene #iceage #fossils

[@golddaughters70]

Super cool! Ice age cool!

[@JamesCAlien]

Permafrost cool

[@rydogredneckcomedy497]

This is awesome! Thanks to JRE for bringing this family and their awesome discoveries to us!! Saving up to get me a mammoth pipe! 😁

[@Kinzey]

It's been said that when one inhales from a mammoth pipe for the first time, they gain omnipotent vision over the ice age and truly understand what has happened. The problem is once they're not high anymore they immediately forget everything.

[@asymptoticsingularity9281]

Gawd she is beautiful

[@jackee1derful367]

Focus on the Bones. Not ur Bone

[@asymptoticsingularity9281]

@@jackee1derful367 I can multi task

[@jp05598]

Yeah, more of her

[@papalazarou7880]

Amazing, so lucky! 😎

[@tmuny1380]

This is simply amazing ! I wish I lived in Alaska so I could donate my time to help you people find these amazing artifacts )!

[@Kinzey]

Thank you!

[@scottgoldsbery3154]

Glad you are keeping everything and having pros look it over👍

[@jeffelliott3439]

Amazing stuff so interesting and crazy information about as lol history.keep up the great work

[@Kinzey]

Thanks Jeff! It's our pleasure to do this and share everything.

[@brandimyhren6317]

I’d never have another job besides the bone yard either. To many interesting treasures to discover. Everyday is another piece in the puzzle of what happened at the bone yard?

[@stevenmicci3977]

That’s so amazing I would love to go out to the site just to see it. Keep up the good work

[@Kinzey]

Thanks Steven and will do!

[@notsmart745]

Awesome history, good people..

[@Kinzey]

Thank you!!

[@Taboloncawonthemasters]

I like her

[@brooktrout1486]

Randall Carlson has a theory called bloat and float and that explains how all those fossils got in that little area and they're actually should be many areas from Alaska through Canada that should be just like that

[@jakethesnake9749]

Amazing

[@Kinzey]

Thanks Jake!

[@stanleykongmanmathis1065]

Love the Gold Daughters....

[@Kinzey]

Have you ever been?

[@stanleykongmanmathis1065]

@@Kinzey No...i live down in Florida but i watch all their videos..couple of smart girls...one day might make it up that way...

[@Kinzey]

@@stanleykongmanmathis1065 this might be a good summer for it. Our governor just allowed the quarantine restrictions to lift so travelling should be much smoother compared to last year.

[@tryptich6423]

JRE brought me here, this place is so cool!

[@dougney3026]

👍 Hello from Virginia 👍

[@Kinzey]

Greetings Doug and welcome to the channel!

[@jdc8352]

I like your dad

[@Kinzey]

Thanks JD, we think he’s a swell guy too haha

[@Wrathofgod220]

Here's an idea - start your own museum for your bone collection

[@Kinzey]

We might have too.

[@smackymcproductions4443]

Can anyone think of an explanation of the density other than the animals got washed out in a flood, and either got deposited downstream or the bodies floated to the edge and got deposited at the water levels dropped? Then it froze

[@mobydickhead1]

JRE. had no idea this was going on. Wow!!!

[@Kinzey]

In his defense, all he knew about was what my dad posts about on instagram. He had no clue about any of the back story, and trust me, there is a lot more to talk about.

[@Mirozenx]

More cintent like this with spoken information please

[@chrisall8110]

JRE brought me here. This is fascinating

[@Kinzey]

Thank you Chrisall81!

[@thisismov]

would love to see some more detail with better lighting. especially some of the teeth and predator bones. very cool stuff

[@Kinzey]

We made a documentary for it called Boneyard Alaska. The trailer for it is on youtube but the full documentary is currently unavailable.

[@thisismov]

​@@Kinzey Why is it unavailable? the trailer looks awesome. honestly this content would be getting millions of views if it were showcased properly. i dont mean to be critical because we are fortunate that you are documenting it at all, but with a little bit of effort it could be something extraordinarily valuable

[@Kinzey]

@@thisismov I can't talk about why it's offline but it's only temporary. Millions of views would be nice 💪🏻

[@jefflange3009]

@@thisismov Agreed. Seem to be more interested in show casing a pretty girl than content.

[@lampshadeetiquette6638]

Talk about my dream job. I'd dig for free just to see what else could be found. Amazing.

[@Kinzey]

it def doesn't feel like work.

[@lampshadeetiquette6638]

@@Kinzey Offer is there. Thanks for the great videos. Fascinating.

[@motopult]

is there a version of Noa/the Arc..? as one possibility why this palce is so rich in different species bones. Where these animals usualy living together like this?

[@Kinzey]

No one knows!

[@ryanh6081]

Where can we see what is being made/sold from your site? Thanks!

[@Kinzey]

Greetings Ryan, I just talked to my sister about the website and they are developing a plan for restocking merchandise. As far as jewelry, I think following iceagefossils and my sister ilauralongley on insta is a good start. Also here is her online store: ilauralongley.com/shop Cheers and take care!

[@dirtmagnet9490]

What explanations have you been told so far? I would think of 2 possibilities 1) A successful (large) hunting band that lived there for quite some time or 2) after extinction event a massive flood occurred washing said carcasses into that area. Very cool and interesting stuff!

[@Kinzey]

More likely #2. There would be evidence of human remains if that was the case. Keep in mind the interior of Alaska was a different looking world 50k years ago and very similar to the Mongolian Steppe.

[@dirtmagnet9490]

@@Kinzey I thought so too but I kind of hoping it was #1. Can't see the 'Residents' dragging those large carcasses closer to camp and then butchering, not to mention how that would attract other predators to their location. Still this is some kinda find though, glad you are all doing this yourselves and bringing in 'experts' when you deem necessary. What's the largest set of tusks you have recovered? Don't want to say, thats fine too!

[@Kinzey]

@@dirtmagnet9490 Thanks for the kind words. I honestly don't know what the largest set we've found. You could message my dad on insta @theboneyardalaska. He probably has that info memorized.

[@Just-InTimeRepairs]

I'm no expert but if it were possibility #1, I would think these bones would be split for access to the bone marrow. I also think hunters would have used more of the animals remains to make tools and weapons, rather than dumping everything. But who knows, it's all theories at this point. I certainly look forward to learning more from this treasure trove of history.

[@peachsncream5808]

Why did a couple of the ends of bones appear to have been cut-off 😉 I know you guy’s didn’t do it , the precise cuts appear to be as old as the bones . 🤔🤔

[@par0z]

So cool! Are some of these still bones or are they all fossilized?

[@Kinzey]

Great question, these are still bones. The permafrost is a giant freezer and keeps everything from decaying, or at least slows that process down immensely. Cheers!

[@mahirhaque1801]

This is unbelievable.

[@mattvrieze]

I thought ur dad said on JRE that he has found Saber Tooth Tigers up there 2 if I recall correctly???? Or was it a different Cat??

[@Kinzey]

Yep, two saber tooth, which I think is also called a Smilodon.

[@donaldjefferys217]

Joe Rogan sent me.

[@Kinzey]

Welcome Donald!

[@peachsncream5808]

This channel is being censored by YT . Iv just had two posts with important knowledge pulled down . This only happens with particular channels with knowledge not intended for mainstream public education . I might be crazy - however I know my stuff . 💔

[@jeffelliott3439]

Wait she said tabertooth weren't there .but on Joe Rogan he said there was ?

[@Kinzey]

I don't think Smilodon has been officially confirmed to be in Alaska, but my dad had found a skull, as well as other miners we know.

[@paulcook7888]

Looks like you are working your fingers to the Bone lol

[@Khaymen223]

Ironically they did find a Sabre tooth skull.

[@Kinzey]

Decades ago and offsite. Maybe I'll have to make it my main mission this summer to find a sabre tooth fossil?

[@peachsncream5808]

Look up this short vid -The man who invented the twentieth century -

[@landi76]

some one plase buy her a light to make brighter videos

[@adolfoliverbusch4755]

What do u do with all this? Do you sell to museums? Sell to private collectors?

[@Kinzey]

We make jewelry out of the small shards that have broken off into pieces like earrings and guitar picks.

[@adolfoliverbusch4755]

@@Kinzey cool, is there a website I can visit to purchase?

[@Kinzey]

@@adolfoliverbusch4755 Absolutely! Here are the links :) www.exploradesigns.com/shop instagram.com/exploradesigns/ instagram.com/iceagefossilworks/ Thanks again and let me know if you have any more questions!

[@adolfoliverbusch4755]

@@Kinzey thank you, email sent to your website 🤙

[@Kinzey]

@@adolfoliverbusch4755 no problem, have a great day!

[@Boilerking76123]

Those are bones not fossils😊

[@HereWeGo0o0]

There was something there that these creatures were willing to give their life for. And it’s doing the same to YOU by getting under that mud ledge tryin save that tusk. Don’t get yourself buried in a mudslide.

[@Kinzey]

Thanks Alex! I have quite a bit of other old footage I plan on uploading, so definitely stick around. Cheers!