2 brothers first heard about “Duffy’s Cut” from their grandfather, a railroad worker, who told the ghost story to his family every Thanksgiving.
…”A teeny weenie little fragment like that is so chock full of information,” said Janet Monge, holding up a jawbone and teeth found at the Duffy’s Cut site. She believes the teeth, because of their irregularities, could someday be linked through DNA to living descendents of the men unearthed at the dig site. Monge, an anthropologist at the University of Pennsylvania, joined the forensics team when Bechtel looked her up in the campus directory and asked for help separating the human bones from any animal bones. Since then, Monge has collected bones from seven skeletons unearthed at Duffy’s Cut, including four skulls. The trays and containers of bones occupy a long, wide table in the back of a lecture room at the University of Pennsylvania Museum in Philadelphia. Poring over the bones with her green spectacles sitting low on her nose, Monge said she has focused her attention on the skulls, adding that they have provided crucial clues to what might have killed the Irishmen at Duffy’s Cut. “This skull has a…
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