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At first, he assumed it was just a buried stone. But the deeper he dug, the stranger it became. The texture wasn\u2019t like any rock he\u2019d ever seen\u2014smooth, solid, and oddly symmetrical.<\/p>\n

Then he spotted something that made him stop cold. \ud83d\ude31<\/p>\n

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Determined to cut his energy bills, the farmer had taken on the ambitious project of running a private gas line. He chose a soft, unused part of his property to start the work\u2014ground that was easy to dig and free of large roots or debris.<\/p>\n

But about five feet in, the excavator jolted to a stop. He shut it down immediately and jumped into the trench with his shovel and a flashlight.<\/p>\n

Expecting a typical glacial boulder, he instead found something smooth and oddly shaped. After two hours of careful digging, he exposed something astonishing: a massive, curved object that looked like a tusk.<\/p>\n

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