21 Thursday Jan 2016
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Appalachia, archaeology, history, Huntington, J.B. Wilkinson, Logan, Logan County, Logan County Banner, Native American History, West Virginia
Source: Huntington Advertiser, 09 August 1895
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Very cool! Do you know what happened with the remains?
I’m sorry, no. I wish I did.
Hello Brandon, Would you happen to know if these remains were given to a museum or just disposed of? I have heard about Native American’s all my life that were taller than seven feet. This is amazing and thank you! Faith Farley
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Unfortunately, I don’t know the fate of the remains. I wish I did! I contacted a friend who is president of the WV Archaeology Society and he was familiar with the “site” but had not seen the article before and had no idea about the location of the remains.
In 2014 the History channel , Search for Lost Giants, I really enjoyed. Of course it was canceled.