Nice mounds, LSU

thanks.

means a lot coming from you

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Nice mounds, LSU

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Yup. And the grove is flat.....unfortunately. A carpenter's dream.

Y'all should hang with aTm fans, they're arse men......cukoo for man arse.

Just jokes.

Can you belive those are thousands of years old?

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Can you belive those are thousands of years old?

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Pretty amazing to be honest

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Pretty amazing to be honest

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What is crazy is for years they were just there. LSU knew they were indian mounds but did little to limit the public access. Kids used to slide down on cardboard like snow sleds when tailgating. Eventually somebody made them realize that these mounds date back to inhabition of North America and they finally protected them. I think they are on some national registry

From Wiki

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They were first dated in 1982.[9] In 2009, LSU professor Brooks Ellwood took core samples that revealed a layer of charcoal, possibly from a pit barbecue or a cremation.[7] Additional excavation work was done in 2011, 2012, and 2018.[10][8] Based on his analysis of the material found within the mounds, Ellwood conjectures that they contain cremated human remains and are substantially older than the existing consensus, as much as 11,300 years old.[11]

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Can you belive those are thousands of years old?

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And for about 5 or 6 Saturdays a year, are left looking like a trash heap of beer cans, vomit and unimaginable trash piles

Riiiight

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The LSU campus Indian mounds in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, are among the oldest known man-made structures in the Americas, with construction estimated to have begun approximately 11,000 years ago. While earlier estimates suggested they were 5,000 to 6,000 years old, recent research indicates they are far older, with construction continuing over thousands of years until about 5,000 years ago.

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Who downvoted this? Damn aggys