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Archaeologist: Civil War Battle of Glorieta Pass ‘pointless’
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A belt buckle from the mass grave in Glorieta. Courtesy of the Department of Cultural Affairs Office of Archaeological Studies
Posted: Sunday, January 17, 2016 10:30 pm | Updated: 2:09 pm, Tue Jan 19, 2016.
By Robert Nott
The New Mexican
What can the dead tell us about how they died?
Matthew Barbour, a state archaeologist, says the remains of Confederate soldiers discovered by a property owner in 1987 in a mass grave site in Glorieta speaks to the violence, loss and futility of war.
More: http://www.santafenewmexican.com/li...cle_22abbbeb-4b14-58a5-8338-6b89034b7770.html
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A belt buckle from the mass grave in Glorieta. Courtesy of the Department of Cultural Affairs Office of Archaeological Studies
Posted: Sunday, January 17, 2016 10:30 pm | Updated: 2:09 pm, Tue Jan 19, 2016.
By Robert Nott
The New Mexican
What can the dead tell us about how they died?
Matthew Barbour, a state archaeologist, says the remains of Confederate soldiers discovered by a property owner in 1987 in a mass grave site in Glorieta speaks to the violence, loss and futility of war.
More: http://www.santafenewmexican.com/li...cle_22abbbeb-4b14-58a5-8338-6b89034b7770.html