Khazar-khum Wrote:
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> Somebody posted a site report for Cerutti.

Nobody wrote a site report for Cerutti.

> You
> didn't like it.

If you mean this report (which isn't a site report)...I loved it:
[www.latimes.com]
"In his final report completed in 1995, Deméré hedged. He wrote that the spiral fractures in the femurs could have been produced “by human activity” or by simple “torsion caused by twisting,” what a panicked animal might do if its foot were sunk in mud."

Key words: hedged, torsion, twisting, panicked.

You must be confusing me with someone else, Demere's admission and Ruth Gruhn's observations
[www.tandfonline.com]
"My examination of the broken bone fragments in the Cerutti Mastodon Site collection indicates that the hypothesis of breakage by modern heavy machinery is invalid, as a thick precipitate of soil carbonate on the broken surfaces proves that the breakage was indeed very ancient."
The evidence fits in just perfectly with the best scenario for what actually happened.

Couldn't get any better IMO.