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He was in a position to determine that among them there have been rabbit foot bones from a cottontail, arm and leg bones from a jackrabbit, the tail of a brief-eared owl, the pores and skin of a small mammal, the headless body of a native trout and an unidentifiable body half. The Patterson Bundle is a leather wrapped assemblage of Native American artifacts that was found by Bryce and Margaret Patterson in the Book Cliffs of southeastern Utah in the early 1980s. Margaret has reported that she saw a leather strand under a knee – high ledge. They’re divided into two elements: one is for low leves and different one is for high levels. A good middle school graduation speech ought to pay tribute to the graduate for working onerous and being ready to come via junior high. I would lay elements of the bundle before me in my temporary workspace on the BLM and check out to pay attention to the larger context.
Bruce Louthan, subject archaeologist for the Moab office of the BLM inventoried it and wrote an article titled “The Patters on Bundle: A Ute Subsistence Kit?” that was revealed in best scope for 308 tactical Canyon Legacy: A Journal of the Dan O’Laurie Museum-Moab, Utah (1990 Fall). My interest in the Bundle began in 1998 when I spied a small collection of old roots in the display case at the BLM in Moab. After several years and Bryce’s passing, she decided to flip it into the BLM in Moab. I requested for and bought permission from BLM to look at the root bundle more carefully. When I arrived for the appointment to study it, Mr. Louthan offered a c