Human remains found in Miami #shorts

Archaeologists have found prehistoric artifacts and ancient human remains during construction in Miami

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[danielp]

Oh they knew! They just kept their mouths shut to keep the build going.

[chessman]

Imagine all the ones they destroyed that we will never know about.

[AineEithne]

And people wonder why Florida is haunted AF.

[RubenGarciaShow]

Bruh there was people here before them. They knew what they was doing.

[karlenejohn]

They knew. People say forget the past but unless we learn from it, history always repeats itself. Look at what's going on today.

[usdrqir]

It's funny if it was found from the destruction of the building then they knew when they built it.

[amaryahisrael]

In other words it's a graveyard, just like everywhere else they discover.

[summergivens]

Can you imagine how beautiful that area was when the native Americans lived there.

[triciabarr]

Odds are that they KNEW and didn't say anything about them or care that they were there as they would likely belong to the Indigenous Peoples and they would've forbidden construction to continue as it would be "sacred land"

[archangelspardathadon]

Every building complex in the us is on old native burial grounds

[b.l.o.c.k.visual]

Now we know why the parking garage was haunted

[smorgasbroad]

I believe almost anywhere you walk could be a grave. I'm in the Midwest, how many people died on the long trip Westward and were buried where they fell? I feel like I'm probably walking over the grave of an Indian or young pioneer (not to mention horses) at anytime.
It's a reminder that we are not the first nor last to set our feet over anyplace on earth.

[Valerie-bbhi]

I would like to know why Indian remains an artifacts are so much more sacred than the average homo sapien and as she said if you dig over any site you're liable to find artifacts you can't keep making it prohibitive to rebuild on those sites we'd have the entire world. Locked unable to build

[belindahawkins]

Oh they did know they were building over archeological finds
And what is still sad it's still the same reason
Money to be made

[Jeff-urjv]

Amazing how history jus gets buried n forgotten cuz da invaders wanted it forgot

[billywallace]

Money trumps all in this insane world.

[SerenityorChaos]

Typical shiapu doing; still going on today building on our ceded land where they threaten us with authority saying we're trespassing on our own land- so, carrying documents (treaty) keeps us out of jail. Fumes me that they pay farmers that sits on our ceded land money to continue building destroying our traditional foods we still gather and harvest-not all of us get our food at the grocery store.

[steflee]

I thought, correct me if I'm wrong, the US had a law or treaty with Native Peoples that if there are indigenous artifacts or Native Peoples buried in a location, that that location was considered sacred ground and also was property of that Indigenous Tribe...? If that is correct...every location that uncovers artifacts and buried Natives in Miami...that area and city is gonna shrink drastically.

[charlesrichards]

They found the septic drain-field my great-grandparents had drilled into the coral bedrock. But since archeologists found some small artifacts that had fallen into the holes during the process, it was deemed "The Miami Stonehenge" and people from around the world now gather to worship it.

[brandynguyen]

The moment they realize that it was jus the remains of a recent murder victim in Miami...."No, it'll sound cooler if we stick wit the ancient artifacts/remains story"...