17 more coffins found in graveyard after 100 years, now DNA test will be done; stir up

Tulsa Massacre: The discovery of 17 more coffins in a cemetery in the US state of Oklahoma has caused a stir. A total of 21 coffins have been found here during the last one week. The search operation is currently going on. It is being claimed that all these bodies are related to the hundred-year-old Tulsa massacre. Let us tell you that in the year 1921, blacks were attacked. About 300 people lost their lives in this violence and about 10,000 people were rendered homeless.

Oklahoma State archaeologist Carrie Stackelbeck said 17 adult-sized graves had been found. Earlier, four more graves were found. In which two adult sized and two child sized have been found. According to the news agency AP, now the remains found in the coffins will be sent for investigation. Efforts will be made to find out whether they match with the reports of 1921.

Search started 2 years ago
Let us tell you that in the year 2020, coffins were detected in this area by ground-penetrating radar. After this, the search was started here last year. So far, about three dozen coffins have been found. Fourteen sets of remains extracted from these coffins were selected for DNA test. These DNAs are said to have been sufficient to develop a genealogical profile.

people’s protest
All the remains were closed in Oaklon, at least temporarily. About two dozen people protested. Those who said they are descendants of the genocide victims and should have been allowed to participate. In 1921 only 26 death certificates were issued for the black victims of the massacre. 21 people were reportedly buried at Oaklawn Cemetery.

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