Ancient 4,270-year-old Skull Discovered in Indiana County | AI News Digest
In Fayette County, Indiana, a remarkable archaeological discovery has sparked widespread interest: a human skull estimated to be about 4,270 years old. The remains were found along the Whitewater River on June 2 by a local landowner, who promptly alerted authorities. Subsequent investigations confirmed the skull's age through radiocarbon dating performed by the coroner's office, pinpointing it to around 2300 B.C. This significant find was made public on Indigenous Peoples' Day, adding a poignant cultural context to the discovery. The coroner's office is working closely with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to ensure that the remains are handled with the utmost respect and in compliance with both legal and cultural protocols.
