Indigenous Remains Found on UC Berkeley Campus

It's April 25th.

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Workers at a University of California Berkeley construction site dug up skeletal remains

this Wednesday and university officials just confirmed they belonged to an indigenous

person.

The spot is on campus own land, but they are keeping the exact location under wraps for

now.

The Alameda County Coroner's office jumped in to check things out, figuring the bones

are from historical Native American remains with no link to any.

Crime.

University leaders say their governmental and community relations team is now teaming up

with the California Native American Heritage Commission, too.

Handle everything right.

This careful coordination makes sure the remains get the respect they deserve as the process

moves forward.