Thursday, August 29, 2019
Tuesday Class Reflection
In class on Tuesday, Ms. Meltesen informed us that there were Native Americans unearthed on the Harpeth Hall campus. I could not believe this information. What I found most surprising was that the Harpeth Hall community today does not know about the unearthing. In class, I loved putting the clues together and determining that the bones from 1992 were moved to behind the library. Immediately I thought about being a little 5th grader doing gymnastics in that plot of grass while waiting for my mom in the carpool line. I find it very interesting that the Harpeth Hall community does not know about the uncovering. In the 80s, Logos printed articles regarding the discoveries. Local newspapers also did the same. Today, the unearthing is not talked about at our school which confuses me. I cannot wait to learn more about what happened to the missing bones as we continue to uncover more clues about this Harpeth Hall mystery.
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