A $2.35 million security project at North Dakota’s governor’s residence uncovered human remains; archaeologists have now removed 7 coffins after examining more than 80 areas around the construction site
- The discovery dates back to May, when workers installing a new fence near the governor’s residence encountered human remains.
- The location was once part of Bismarck’s first cemetery, which operated between 1873 and 1877.
- A routine security upgrade at North Dakota’s governor’s residence has opened an unexpected window into Bismarck’s past.
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- The discovery dates back to May, when workers installing a new fence near the governor’s residence encountered human remains.
- The location was once part of Bismarck’s first cemetery, which operated between 1873 and 1877.
- A routine security upgrade at North Dakota’s governor’s residence has opened an unexpected window into Bismarck’s past.
Sources: Times of India