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Re: Cemetery Topic Question: Cadaver Dogs and Historic Cemeteries
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    Yes, about two years ago at the Honey Springs Battle Field ( or
sometimes called the Battle of Elk Creek) in Oklahoma.  We were looking for
unmarked Confederate graves.  The dogs marked several locations for further
investigation. As of yet no material has been written.

Gary Moore
Fort Gibson Historic Site,
Fort Gibson, Okla.

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Subject: Cemetery Topic Question: Cadaver Dogs and Historic Cemeteries


> Has anybody ever utilized cadaver dogs in locating
> historic cemeteries/burials?  Anything ever been
> written up on this?
>
> Jason Burns
> Georgia Department of Natural Resources
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