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George McJunkin, The Black Cowboy that changed History With The Discovery of Bones
George's story is too long to write here, so to read his story (just type George McJunkin into your Browser) it will take you to his story.
George Mcjunkin greatest achievement would come after the worst catastrophe in Dry Cimarron Valley had ever seen. On August 27, a Thunderstorm dropped 14 inches of rain on Johnson Mesa just above the Crowfoot. The flood decimated the town of Folsom and eroded the valley. After the flood, George surveyed the damage. While riding up Wildhorse Arroyom he noticed bones protruding from the bank nearly 11 feet below the surface. He knew the bones were too big to be modern buffalo and must be bones of an extinct species. He removed a few bones and a skull and showed them to anyone that would listen for the next 14 years. including his friend Carl Schwaheim. George couldn't talk anyone of importance into going to the site and passed away in the folsom hotel in January 1922.
Four years later, Shawahiem showed the Colorado Museum of Natural History the site George had discovered. To recover bison antiques for display, the museum excavated the site in 1926 and revealed something remarkable, during the dig, Archaeologists found a stone projectile point lodged in the ribs of one of the extinct Bison. The Bison went extinct during the last Ice Age. Finding a man-made point associated with the 8000 year old skeleton turned out to be the most significant archaeological fine of the 20th century. proving that man had inhabited the North American continent thousands of years before scholars thought.
It's a discovery that made George famous (many years later) but his courage, determination, and perseverance are what are remembered about the man. A true cowboy!
Nearly 100 years after his death George McJunkin took his place beside his fellow legends at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in April 2019.
So you ask, what has this to do with the Fall of America? Remember; man has to give account for every sin he commits. A man, George McJunkin, a Black man; honest, truthful, trustworthy, brave, a leader of men with nothing negative in his character makeup, made a vital discovery and couldn't get anyone to listen to him, even showing them proof by having bones to show. Yet, all his pleas fell on deaf ears. I don't have to tell you, you know the lie. Black people are to dumb to know anything worthwhile. This is a classic example of that lie. Even his friend Shawaheim, didn't listen. But he took the bones to the museum four years after George's death. And the museum listened to him and made the discovery. The same lie exist in society today. No lie stands forever, they all must come down. America must give account for all the lies they have told on Black people. We have a man in office that's trying to destroy all traces of Black history/greatness. Good luck with that! As the song goes; Satan, your kingdom must come down.
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