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This man is 75 and wants to retire on the field he has ploughed, sown and farmed for decades. He already owned the land for years. Then he had to get an Archeological Assessment, as mandated by the Ontario Heritage Act, they did a first stage assessment, then a second stage and are now telling him he'll probably have to pay 400k to assess "134 pre-contact Aboriginal artifacts, including scrapers and projectile points, in an area of the field" so 134 arrow heads and curved rocks. Not sacred artifacts or anything of importance, but some arrowheads and curved rocks. Google indigenous scraper.

"About 15 meters away, archeologists found "12 pieces of Onondaga chert chipping detritus"" Not a spearhead, or the cowtools themselves, but the pile of chips from making the cowtools. Literally a pile of chipped rocks is gonna cost 400k to assess. They don't even excavate, they just walk along and see what's on the surface. $400,000.

We have First Nations peoples without clean drinking water, but half a million dollars is gonna go to some company that hires white grad students to assess scraps and stones.

The eternal cuckoldry of the leaf subjects

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To be fair the chipping sites are actually archeologically more valuable and more culturally significant than sites where they find arrowheads.

Chipping sites mean they camped there long term (relatively) and can give insight on trade routes which are hugely useful in dating human migration. The feds should pay for it though, or the uni should.

:soyjakanimeglassestalking:

I mean imagine if they found a chipped rock from ANOTHER PROVINCE omg or maybe even a midden somewhere :soyjakwow:

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First nations c*nts can suck me off

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https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1eihc7n/ontario_farmer_says_he_has_to_pay_400000_in/lg7757g/?context=8

He fricked up.

Shoulda brought in 5ft of clean fill and dumped it on top of the area he was planning on building.

He'd either not have to do the study, or they'd find nothing when they did it :).

My father in law just got out of an archeological study requirement on 2 land severances because he could prove the land had fill brought in and was disturbed. 20years ago.

:#marseynotes:

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It's time the dude found a indian great great grandpa tbh

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Meanwhile the British had built a parking lot on top of the grave of King Richard III.

Based

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What a Peepee move :marseygiggle:

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They aren't hard up when it comes to cultural artifacts

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Image 1000 yrs from now theyll find plastic bottles and stop you building a hospital.

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Empty plastic bottles of Lysol or Listerine

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i've got enough comment karma. :marseytrumpwereback: i'm going back into /r/canada though i have -100 subreddit karma

jewish lives matter

@thinkpol got 3k comment karma and 1k post karma today finally. this'll last @thinkpol for like a week

replace native canadians with punjabis and muzzies!

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If you find antediluvian wrongthink in your land they'll seize it

and if you talk about it, bad things happen

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