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Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago

In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago

In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago

In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago

In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Part of skull found along Minnesota River belongs to man from 8,000 years ago

In a statement, Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Cultural Resources Specialist Dylan Goetsch said neither the council nor the state archaeologist were made aware of the discovery as required by state law.