“Looting cultural resources is a problem in our area,” Tennessee Valley Authority spokesman Scott Fiedler said. “So, we want to get the public involved to say something if they see something.”
September 19, 2022 at 02:10 PM
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Archaeological looting is a serious problem on the Tennessee Valley Authority’s vast land holdings in a seven-state area where an estimated 12,500 archaeological sites have been identified.
It’s possible there could be three times that many sites, according to TVA archaeologists who were on hand recently at the Chickamauga Dam for an educational event for the public.
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