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It’s nearly every young, adventurous boy’s dream to stumble upon prehistoric artifacts while playing in their backyard.
For an 11-year-old Shelby Township boy, Eric Stamatin and his cousin Andrew Gainariu, 11, that dream came true this summer. On a warm June day, the boys were hoping to find crayfish while exploring a stream about a quarter of a mile from Stamatin's house on 24 Mile and Dequindre roads. Instead, they stubmled upon an American Mastodon bone.
“At first it just looked like a rock but it had a hole in it so we thought maybe it was a bone,” said Stamatin.
On a warm June day, the boys were hoping to find crayfish while exploring a stream about a quarter of a mile from Stamatin's house on 24 Mile and Dequindre roads. Instead, they stubmled upon an American Mastodon bone.
Originally posted by artnut
That is very cool. I love to hike and dig around and can just imagine how excited they are! That reminds me, I really need to buy that metal detector...