They may just dig up a bone but in doing so they might uncover other objects that seem to have no relevance to them but that object could be quite important. Now the object is just thrown to the side and is never discovered. Even if the object is found at a later time the original context is lost and the object becomes useless...
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They may just dig up a bone but in doing so they might uncover other objects that seem to have no relevance to them but that object could be quite important. Now the object is just thrown to the side and is never discovered. Even if the object is found at a later time the original context is lost and the object becomes useless...
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