Environment
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Woman Searching For Rocks Found Human Bones at Mississippi River's Historic Low Water Levels
A woman searching for rocks discovered human bones at the drought-stricken Mississippi River. A woman searching for rocks with her family found human bones on the shore of the Mississippi River, which is suffering from record-low water levels.
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