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Mexico cave with evidence of early humans closed to visitors. (archive.vn)

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Yes, off-limits to visitors because they might find something that goes against the script.

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4y

Do you mean like this?

https://www.gaia.com/article/giant-skeletons-have-been-found-buried-in-mounds-across-america

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Pretty much.

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Give them a couple of months and it'll be reopened to the public, after all important artifacts are removed.

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Just like Epsteins Island and houses...

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I take it you didn't know about Rusty Shackleford (yes, I'm serious) and his aerial surveillance of the island.

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Sorry my knowledge on that subject is very rusty....

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