 A recent archaeological study of two sites, identified by the tribal custodians, as the goat yard and the women and children's site, turned up ample evidence of calcinated bone fragments that were the residue of exposure to prolonged extreme heat, created by a fire accelerant like kerosene wholly atypical of hunter-gatherer hearths.On the other hand, the 'well-digging' story, it was inferred, cannot have been accurate, since the indicated well had been constructed before that time.Otherwise, the archaeological study confirmed the likelihood that police had massacred an unknown number of aboriginals at this second site.