Archaeologists Dig Deeper into Wyoming’s Mummy Cave
You may not have heard of the Mummy Cave near Cody, but it’s a very famous archaeological site. Researchers are re-examining the artifacts that were un-earthed more than 50 years ago. In the mid-sixties, archaeologists found the remains of a human in a bluff shelter in the Shoshone National Forest near Yellowstone. The mummy, as they called it, is estimated to be about a thousand years old. The excavation also revealed human artifacts left there for as long as ten thousand years. The site is called Mummy Cave and is…
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