Bones Discovered at Tinian Earhart Excavation Site

On Day 2 of the Tinian Earhart Expedition dig, bones were found. World Exclusive articles can be read at www.rense.com.

(PRWEB) November 14, 2004 -- According to a series of world exclusive articles that have been published online at www.rense.com, bones were found on day two of the Tinian Earhart Expedition excavation.
-by Cassandra Frost
-Filed with Rense.com at Noon, November 13, 2004, UTC/GMT +10 hours

Day Two, Earhart Excavation. Typically Tropical Tinian. "We just found bones," said Jim Sullivan, a founding member of the Tinian Earhart Expedition. "They might be cow bones for all we know," he cautioned.

The Tinian Earhart Expedition discovered yet another new road this morning and then found two soft spots in the dirt adjacent to it shortly thereafter.

Since Tinian is across the international dateline from the states or, as it's called locally, the 'mainland', it's currently nearly noon on Saturday, November 13 Tinian time while it is nearly 6 p.m. on Friday, November 12, Pacific Time.

The bones were discovered about 11:15 a.m. today, Saturday, in the newly-discovered soft dirt spot.

"We've been clearing roads," Sullivan said. "Then we found the two soft spots and began digging. We also relocated the tent."

It's currently raining lightly and misty at the site. The temperature is about 80 degrees Fahrenheit, 26 degrees Celsius.

The best part, according to Sullivan, is how people are working together.

"The atmosphere here is very positive," he observed. "The best thing is how these college kids are getting valuable experience as they dig next to the likes of archeological greats like Dr. Tom King, Mike Fleming and Dr. Karin Burns."

This is the fourth of a series of three breaking stories.
The series can be found at www.rense.com

The Tinian Earhart Expedition can be found at www.scientificexpeditions.com

Cassandra Frost can be reached at:
Cassandrafrost@yahoo.com

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