IceDiveGreen 12-30-2007 1-12-08

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I'm not familiar with green lake topography, but speaking of burial grounds and such.. here's a bit on some land I have near a river bottom.. there is a steep cliff on one side of the river, and not far from that, on the flat land on the other side of the river,  is a bit of a knoll/rise about 1/2 the size of a football field.  As kids we always looked for aritifacts on the knoll (I still do on occassion after a good rain) as dad and his crew when they worked it found arrow heads etc. by the handfuls there.  one year, after a good flood, 1979, the lower gound near the cliff was washed away pretty good and was just white with buffalo bones.. local historical society claims the knoll was a campsite, the cliff was used to drive the buffalo over into the river and then they did their butchering where all those bones showed up.
maybe you have something like that at green lake.. but being that most of the stuff found was broken up, it might be an old native dump ground..