WOOLLY MAMMOTH remains found in ALASKA at The Boneyard

Follow Fairbanks Gold Co. Crew from @theboneyardalaska and Gold Daughters as they live to bone another day in Fairbanks, Alaska.
We call this area, "The Boneyard" because the density of bones scattered in one small area. The Boneyard is located on a patented gold mine and all bones we find are added to our private collection. In the past 15 years we have searched the area a size of half a football field and recovered over 250,000 fossil specimens dating back to the Pleistocene Epoch. The site is one of the most significant digs for recovering Pleistocene bones in the world.
See more of the finds on IG @theboneyardalaska and more of our adventures prospecting for gold and Ice Age bones @Gold Daughters​
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[@Some0ne001]

Anybody else here from Joe Rogan?

[@smallborewhore3074]

This guy is😂

[@davehume2529]

Yeap!

[@walterperez5287]

Yeah 😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍

[@saxet9049]

Same here

[@Gatorraider]

Oh yeah best podcast in a whillle

[@bartb21]

The bison heads are so cool. And I never thought a rib bone could be so pretty.

[@Valkyrie_71]

That shoulder blade is incredible. When she was describing how a huge chunk of muscle was just ripped off my imagination went crazy trying to figure out what could have caused that to happen. My first thought was that humans couldn't have done that. Not even two grown men with a good handle on it. Likely the processing of large mammoth muscle would've meant hacking or slicing it off in sections considering the size and toughness. You would see obvious signs of blade/tool marks on the bone. Perhaps a large predator like a short faced could have ripped it with teeth, but more likely, considering jumbled layer they are emerging from, it might have been the violent action of a massive rock, tree, and ice strewn flash flood that caused them to be ripped apart. So fascinating.

[@mtrosngrn7681]

i get so excited when i find small deer sheds... i would die if i found any one of those! congrats to your family!

[@stanleykongmanmathis1065]

You guys are awesome...great finds.. keep on digging 👍👍👍

[@hallman321]

Great video. This is so intriguing!! Keep us posted on your progress.

[@coop1912]

Thank you for sharing !

[@Kinzey]

Great episode!!

[@kalebdavis7984]

I'm my most humble of opinions. Those young ladies are the treasures. Great job dad...best of luck to you all.

[@jerryhettwer8373]

Just listened on Jan 19th. Wow!

[@Ltn.Immelmann]

A very nice film about prospecting for gold in Alaska. The fossil finds are great. Greetings from Germany 👍

[@graveyardprospecting]

Hey friend! This really is something amazing. Imagine us prospecting around finding giant bones! Might be easier than finding gold😆😂

[@coop1912]

Awesome!

[@tylernathan7985]

Hope you all get everything you ever wanted or needed, y’all found some Awsome stuff

[@TheHunTwo]

Been watching you guys for a while. I’m an old Fairbanks guy from 1965-1966. Miss it, but too old now. Enjoy the digs.

[@rjd1890]

Yes!

[@SanYsidrotwb]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥keep the videos coming!

[@golddaughters70]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@camsshaft]

I soooo badly want to be there helping with alllll of this amazing!

[@lesterleporesr5228]

Definitely something "Different", nice job!🤪👍😎

[@golddaughters70]

Thank you! We've definitely stumbled upon something out of the ordinary!

[@g.winston]

Amazing

[@golddaughters70]

Thank you! It never gets old finding these bones!

[@ronaldkisselstein5821]

is it not obvious to anyone else but me that all these bones an tusks were washe to this area from some sort of a great runoff . they just did notdie there

[@michaelsunderlik638]

Incredible

[@shell..47]

How fun is that!!?❤

[@M1ster.Fr3sh]

This is incredible, but I'm nervous something will fall on your heads when running into the muck bench to grab the bones, have you ever considered hard hats?

[@hobbyadventurer583]

@ Kalkanort.Your correct on that,thanks for showing be that.

[@propeyton6971]

Do you guys ever find Evidence of ancient man or Paleo

[@hobbyadventurer583]

Oh man,what neat finds there.Looks like a good team you guys have there ! Darn it,Alaska use to belong to us (lol)Canadians many years ago but glad you all are having many great finds throughout that State in so many things...

[@kalkanort9333]

We bought Alaska from Russia I don't know if i am missing something but im pretty sure. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Purchase

[@MCl0VING]

Yah Russia owned Alaska buddy is burnt

[@tylernathan7985]

Hey hobby adventure, Russia discovered Alaska, Canada never owned it. Not in the modern historical sense

[@tylernathan7985]

Sewards Folly or Sewards Icebox it was called. We paid Russia around 7 million at the time for Alaska, about 2 cents an acre was the bargain. Russia needed money and no one in the USA thought Alaska would hold anything but heartache, and the. TRILLIONS WERE AND ARE BEING MADE IN THE INHOSPITABLE NORTH. SEWARDS AMAZING DUCKIN FORWARD THINKING ULTIMATE MEGA PROJECT FOR THE 19th to 21st Century! Best investment ever in the history of the world. Just another reason why the USA is the Nest ever!! GO LAISSEZ FAIRE MON AMI!

[@ricklebrayd]

@@tylernathan7985 Hi.Yes you are right.Sorry I got mixed up with that fact.Glad that it belongs wholly to the US way back a while ago. Thanks for correcting me nicely !

[@richardsuter2816]

It’s beyond imagination of just what you guys are discovering ! Let alone what the hell happened whenever it happened Awesome

[@bisonpaleofossilriveradven3528]

Great find! The mammoth tusks that I find in the lower 48 are always unfortunately rotten. I am interested in a bison skull with a 38” span from tip to tip or larger. I can pay cash now. Thanks

[@williamfrank2257]

Hi, great videos. I am jealous. Has anyone explained the Younger-dryas impact theory to y'all. Have fun and be careful. New sub

[@brycemorigeau4791]

What about the part where he said did you film the human. I want to see that!

[@tristinbergen1612]

Absolutely unreal

[@farber2]

Ancient Bison, there were about three species of Bison back then, the ancient Bison, is 30% larger than modern Bison, and had much longer horns.

[@looking8030]

💯👌🏽

[@Torsten_Marx]

5:55 Jordan!! 30k Years old ice. Grüße aus München

[@pooljunki1]

crazy

[@deepdoubts]

Anthrax from the Pleistocene .... Mammoth Flu on the Way with a bit of Black Plague

[@thatsalotofsodiumcoins1615]

You said the bones went to a private collection and that you have found over 250,000 do you think you would ever be willing to sell if somebody was looking for specific species bones

[@russellweber3466]

Does the carbon 14 dating on the bones indicate how old the bones are?

[@GuillermoECota]

Wow strong women congrats!!

[@GuillermoECota]

Strong women Stong men what a treasure

[@paulcook7888]

I just wonder why there was such a large concentration of Wolly mammoths in that area you are in Something had to herd them into one area like that

[@bertokeson533]

Had the exact same thought

[@TeagueCreek]

Looks really dangerous if the overhang collapses at the wrong time, any value in the bones?

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

I could imagine if that coloring and mineralization goes deep into the bone it could be very valuable. The tusks of course are worth thousands, I bought a small chunk of mammoth tusk and made grips for my 1911. The small piece was $150.

[@agentmueller]

That shoulder blade could probably go as is for 35-40k without any work or checking. Just a easy buy it now price. I’m sure it would go for way more being properly restored like they do.

[@richardduke9788]

Does it appear that the mammoth bones came from the same animal 🤔 ? Thanks for the 📹 🎥 !

[@MBhunter-2135]

So, is the mud/muck around the bones frozen? What's the average temp where you guys are? Lol, I'm from Australia n never been below 0°c Celsius. Bloody awesome stuff! I've listened to the jre podcast 4 times n am now watching everything I can on KZbin. Bloody amazing. Love it.

[@MCl0VING]

He's in the boreal forest region of north Americas i am in a similar climate summer it might get up to 20 25 and winter it'll go down to minus 30 40

[@MBhunter-2135]

@@MCl0VING minus 30-40°c? Damn that's cold.

[@MCl0VING]

@@MBhunter-2135 its not really cold when you're born in it i couldn't live anywhere to warm as i wouldn't be able to handle it

[@denislemelin7653]

Loving your your jobs or what ?!!!

[@embo8896]

Yep, here from joe

[@robertparker3580]

hotness!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@5michael5]

Everything in that mud looks as if it were pulverized. Flora and Fawna alike.

[@williamfrank2257]

Hi, great videos. I am jealous. Has anyone explained the Younger-dryas impact theory to y'all. Have fun and be careful.

[@graveyardprospecting]

They talked about it on Rogan.

[@johnghudjars3496]

You ever find intact marrow in these bones?

[@tominva4121]

Interesting how the Bison skulls are mostly reduced to the area of the horns. Wonder if bears and wolfs and what ever else was around then ate the front and rear of the skulls???? Might be interesting to see what happens to kills in Yellowstone Park today?

[@bisonpaleofossilriveradven3528]

They are rolled in the river front to back eventually breaking off the nasal and upper maxilla. The skull may later split down through the center suture line and you are left with one horn and a skull fragment. . We found a few human skulls and they usually roll in the same way breaking all of the bone off up to and including the lower part of the eye socket.

[@sku32956]

Rats ,mice ,etc... will chew on bones .

[@mp3625]

What about woolly mammoth soup bone??

[@brianezzo8673]

Where can I buy bones that you found. I live in Wasilla,

[@JG-mp5nb]

That is an ancient monitor.

[@adampeterson9186]

BONE RUSH!!!

[@mrblackblacks9567]

Yep ,Joe sent us

[@williamoleary9330]

Archeologists all over the world are probably mortified you guys have a crane in there removing everything.

[@westcoasthiker7093]

Have you guys ever found cave lion bones?

[@graveyardprospecting]

They have some on instagram

[@carlfriend4100]

It's a past slaughterhouse or stockyard. Man has always mass produced and sold,whale blubber,ivory,buffalo,pelts, cows,.

[@beckycarpenter9771]

Blue tub?

[@jean1joseph]

this madness ...

[@nicktrierweiler3690]

New discovery Channel reality show waiting to happen

[@gusto8069]

That looks safe...smh

[@propeyton6971]

We’re sabertooth tigers in this.?

[@ricardogallegos6706]

Do they sell any skulls or tusks? Any skulls would look cool in a house. I've heard of mammoth pistol grips.

[@nehsone7491]

Yes they do

[@ricardogallegos6706]

@@nehsone7491 where at?

[@nehsone7491]

@@ricardogallegos6706 they have a website

[@ricardogallegos6706]

@@nehsone7491 what's it called?

[@mississippibottoms206]

Patient Zero 😂😂😂 was that at the end of 2019? 😉🤪 they said it was a bat

[@j.ochsenreiter]

And the bone wasn't damaged by the huge ditch digger?

[@donwj086]

Bingo

[@earljohnson2676]

Maybe 30k years in the future whoever is roaming the earth will be doing this exact thing only with our bones 🦴

[@stevemarshall5197]

Wandering inside cave and around digger bucket no hard hats ! Very impressive safety precautions. Duh 🙄

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

Why is this world so full of authoritarian schoolmarms? If our ancestors were like you we’d still be living in caves.

[@63phillip]

Please be careful undercutting a frozen hill then walking under it doesn't look to safe.

[@robertlennihan3113]

What could’ve happened here

[@georgebrimford749]

Can anyone see the dragon? This is the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. I’m in shock. I have no words. I feel like I woke up this morning and every body is just stupid. Can no one else see what this is? It sure ain’t no damn mammoth. This is the funniest thing ever. Thank you. This made my day. Maybe one day you will learn what you are washing away. I honestly don’t see how anyone else can’t freaking see the dragon they are standing on. It’s everywhere. Humanity is doomed if people don’t wake up.

[@tylernathan7985]

Sweet dude, very thought provoking

[@cronejones5413]

Solar panels & a big battery to run those pumps 24/7!

[@ryziemac2146]

U ever find any handaxes in the Pleistocene layers. I have found a few where I live in England insitu in old river channels. There’s one in my picture that I found MIS (marine isotope stage) 13 or more. Would love to dig there and fossil hunt awsomeeeeeeeeeeeee.

[@TheOyeoye000]

Only today would the bones of the dead actually be worth something

[@deepdoubts]

I Want Wooly ;Mamoth Wool Jersey ?

[@MadMoses56]

take a bite....and that his how the zombie apocalypse started,

[@mrliberty8468]

Noahs flood is evident..

[@garrystone561]

Entering that "cave" is very foolish and extremely dangerous. You should wash from the top down to avoid collapse and NOT enter undercuts!

[@OzyMandias13]

Listen, Gary with two Rs. When you find your own boneyard, you can make the rules. In the meantime, stop being a killjoy. OSHA is for the soft and timid. You're looking at Alaskans, not the fat guy and the old man from Gold Rush.

[@ninefingermining8694]

Awesome find 👍🏻I live in Fbks & have a small claim is it possible to come talk to someone about Mining I do PLEASE LOL thanks

[@charlie15627]

I just hope that 1 or both of you beautiful ladies gets an Archeology accreditation. Not so that you can be indoctrinated into some bs but so others will have a hard time claiming that you don't know what you're doing.

[@wawaweewa9159]

deffo was hunted by humans

[@russianriches2358]

we sell mammoth tusk, mammoth teeth, various products

[@nibiruresearch]

In several places in the world, such as in Alaska, we find huge amounts of bones of various animal species. This includes animals that went extinct long ago. These boneyards are the remnants of a recurring natural disaster. This disaster recurs every few thousand years and causes a huge tidal wave to sweep across the earth. That tidal wave drags everything loose with it, including people and animals. If that wave hits a mountain ridge, the bones may remain at the bottom of the mountain. To learn much more about recurring floods, the re-creation of civilizations and its time line and ancient high technology, read the e-book: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: invisible nibiru 9

[@dllmpb06]

My theory for all these bones being in one area that date several thousand years apart is that this was a sort of discarted waste dumping spot for several generation of early man. I'm sure I'm wrong though. By waste I mean bones of the animals they killed while hunting.

[@johnghudjars3496]

Who is the hot guy?

[@Buddystemz]

Screw the guy, who are these hot badass chix.

[@jdogsful]

omg god theyve got earth movers crushing all the materials.... this is really depressing.

[@rsbudgood1]

tastes like 11,000 year old malaria! mmmmmm!

[@danielchristensen2587]

This is the start off the end covid was just a taste off whats comming

[@chrisstaylor8377]

What about the mess your making ,the runoff

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

It’s a riparian zone. They are literally moving dirt and water from one area to another. That landscape has probably changed a thousand times and will change a thousand times again.

[@gusto8069]

runoff of what?

[@rsbudgood1]

also...posing with bones is stupid. Stop doing that.

[@TheeDanIslander]

You need to start a go fund me to get these carbon dated !!! We would love to help out on this change in history

[@TheeDanIslander]

Crazy the impact joe rogan has on exposure

[@earljohnson2676]

I would be careful with the ice could have some ancient bacteria 🦠 who knows but very cool and I would of tasted who am I kidding