A team of researchers and volunteers led by Gary Hoyle of the Maine State Museum

Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

7-11-1993

Pages

1A, 10A

Abstract

A team of researchers and volunteers led by Gary Hoyle of the Maine State Museum is searching through the clay of a site in Scarborough for the remains of a mammoth buried for more than 10,000 years. The site was first discovered in 1959 when a 6 1/2- foot-long ivory tusk was found. Details, related article.

Subjects

Animal remains (archaeology), Elephants, Hoyle, Gary

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