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Wrongfully terminated @MountRoyalU prof. Support my fundraiser so that I can do more documentaries on the #Kamloops215Deception - fundrazr.com/52XKmf.
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Frances Widdowson Verified account @FrancesWiddows1
Is it being argued that @SFUArchaeology found "grave shafts" and a clay layer in 2002? George Nicholas' report does not state this.

As @tkemlups has repeatedly provided false information, the Kamloops Indian Band is not a reliable source.
maes howe @ManonRaven 10h
@FrancesWiddows1 @Tkemlups @SFUArchaeology NO

Methodology is always reviewed & was sound

Green got email confirmation

SFU test pits inadvertently validated the grave shafts & clay layer detected

Total # of graves is currently irrelevant on 2/160 acres & work ongoing

x3 HRDD, LiDAR etc is triangulated data & is sound
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Frances Widdowson Verified account @FrancesWiddows1
Sarah Beaulieu detected 15 false positives with her GPR survey in the @tkemlups apple orchard where @SFUArchaeology's George Nicholas did an excavation in 2002. This requires a re-evaluation of the methodology for determining the other 200 "probable burials"/"grave shafts".
maes howe @ManonRaven 12h
@CurrieMica @FrancesWiddows1 @Tkemlups No

AGAIN:

Grave shafts IS the technical archaeological term for ‘probable graves’ in this context AS DESCRIBED

+25 distinct GPR signals, morphology, Sliceview etc are unique to graves NOT utilities, roots, rocks etc

A ‘dig/remains’ is NOT required to prove existence of graves
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