I was out driving to a Thanksgiving dinner and seen a site that was being developed into a wetland so the next day drove back to check things out . They have been digging very wide trenches down to the old river bottom and all sorts of shells and smaller bones were in the old river bottom sand and gravel. Most everything was damaged and when touched fell apart to dust. Eventually I worked my way to a trench that was slowly changing to fine gravel and I found this bone that eroded out of the sand and gravel. I don’t know how old it may be. It was amazing to see no man made debris in the tench walls at all except about the area where the old farming equipment use to plow.
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Thanks for your help . I was out shopping and thought about this clear Elmer’s Glue that I seen and possibly a 50/50 blend of isopropyl alcohol for quicker evaporation. I have been reading of 1 tablespoon of Butvar 76 per 16oz. of Acetone…. Elmer’s is closer.
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I wonder how durable is Elmer’s as a preservative on bone. And I have got it as clean as I could get it without damage. I’m suspecting that this might be a horse humerus bone of some age. I know it was buried in the old river base that was 4 to 5 feet of dirt that was on top until it was uncovered .
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