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Hutterite colony resident claims no ancient etchings existed on vandalized rock sacred to Blackfoot

By Mark Blackburn
Sep 21, 2012

Some Blackfoot Tribe members are upset over allegations that ancient Aboriginal etchings were destroyed at a site in southern Alberta.

APTN National News
Some Blackfoot Tribe members are upset over allegations that ancient Aboriginal etchings were destroyed at a site in southern Alberta.

But the lack of documented evidence is making the allegations difficult to prove.

APTN National News reporter Keith Laboucan explains.

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1 thought on “Hutterite colony resident claims no ancient etchings existed on vandalized rock sacred to Blackfoot”

  1. Edos says:

    Is he the colony archeologist, then?

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