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MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2002

Officials at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado won't disclose the location of about 400 tribal ancestors in their possession.

The park took steps to safeguard the remains in advance of the recent 2,600-acre Long Mesa fire. Officials plan to bring back the remains, wherever they are, in the fall.

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Mesa Verde's Anasazi mummies hidden since fire (The Denver Post 8/12)

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