This makes it an exciting discovery for both paleontologists and this First Nation.
The baby mammoth was first unearthed when a miner was digging through muck using a front loader.
He hit upon something and immediately stopped, calling his boss over.
Photo: Government of Yukon
That dream came true today, he shared.
Grass found on Nun cho ga’s intestine may be a clue about how she died.
And that event, from getting trapped in the mud to burial was very, very quick, hesaid.
Photo: Klondike Placer Miner’s Association
However she died, Nun cho ga is being celebrated thanks to her rediscovery.
It took my breath away when they removed the tarp, shared Tr’ondek Hwech’in Elder Peggy Kormendy.
We must all treat it with respect.
Photo: Government of Yukon
When that happens, it is going to be powerful and we will heal.
We must as a people.
Photo: Government of Yukon
