The Secret Treasure of Buffalo Jump

Archaeological student at Nebraska's Badlands

Almost twenty years ago, a novice group of archaeological students enrolled for field-school through the University of Nebraska.  The course seemed innocent enough but soon those thirteen students learned that the Badlands of Western Nebraska are no ordinary place.  The following is an account of their summer field-school.  Names have been changed, details are embellished, but most of the facts are accurate because I was one of those students.


Somewhere near Crawford Nebraska 600 bodies mysteriously died.  Many expert archaeologists have theorized about the origin of the Hudson Meng bonebed but in 1996 thirteen students made a discovery which science isn't willing to explain.  I have been sworn under oath of death to remain silent about what was discovered that summer.  I can, however, disclose a grand scheme of clues which will be left with the bodies of, at least but not limited to, three of the students.  If you are interested in solving the mystery, continue to check this blog and my facebook page for further details.  We are still working on our next course of action--unsure of how to continue but we have decided that the treasure should belong to the world.  It is not ours to keep.