Jun 30, 2004

Fantastic

Long Secret, Ancient Ruins Are Revealed in Utah

Archaeologists pulled aside a curtain on Wednesday to reveal what can only be called a secret garden: the pristinely preserved ruins of an ancient civilization that was long ago lost to the mists of time in the remote cliffs of eastern Utah, then resolutely protected over the last 50 years by a stubborn local rancher who kept mum about what he knew.
Jun 30, 2004 10:38:55 PM

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John Doe

The guy keeps this secret for 50 years, and the university holds a press conference. Hope the looters don't jostle each other too much.

Posted by: John Doe | Jul 02, 2004 at 05:57 PM

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