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There were so many questions about the site that were unanswered.

That's why I went back 70 years later.

On this episode of the Bear Grease podcast, we're going to the site of an ancient bison kill.

The one found by George McJunkin on part one of the series.

After George's death, it would become known as the Folsom site.

It was here that stone tools made by humans were found with a relic form of pice to seem bison

and forever planted an indisputable data point into the debate of human antiquity in North America.

We're going to talk with Old Steve Rinella, a meat eater,

and the nation's leading expert on the Folsom site, Dr. David Melcer.

He literally wrote the book on Folsom after he went back there,

70 years after its initial excavation and excavated it again to find more answers.

So on this podcast, we're going back to Folsom.

I really doubt you're going to want to miss this one.

But first, I have an overarching question I'd like to present to you and it's this.

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