How do you protect a mass grave site from a land onwer who still farms the land, and tills the grave sites?

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Answer 1

Your best bet would be to have the battleground declared a "historic landmark."

Of course, you have to PROVE it's a "mass grave site." After 200 years, I don't think there's much chance of that.

However, if you CAN prove it, your only option is to get the land taken away from the farmer legally (eminent domain and all that stuff)

Answer 2

Where the heck are you living where there is a "Mass" grave site? are ;you in France on a WWI battlefield? or in the middle east somewhere? If you talking about an old cemetery in the USA, and it's on his ground, then it was a family or church cemetery site, not a town site, then there isn't anything you can do, sad to say, but that is the truth of the matter, unless they are early colonial graves, you might get the state historic preservation people involved, but tens of thousands of old cemeteries and graves have been long ago plowed under (not a pun). many are removed, bur small family plots are hard to find these days.

Answer 3

You might try creeping him out at that. I have a very superstitious friend who collected some coconuts from trees on an island. The trees were growing right in the middle of a large old cemetery. When I asked her if she was sure she wanted to drink the milk from them she asked why. I told her those trees are sucking up all that liquid funk in the ground from those old decaying corpses and she got so grossed out she threw the coconuts away. Might work for the farmer.

Answer 4

Buy the land.

Answer 5

Appeal to his superstitious side?
It's not only bad luck, it's just bad for his crops to absrob all those nutrients, you know what I mean.
Talk to him and use scare tactics.

Answer 6

talk to the media and tell the people, No one will want to eat food from his gross farm.

Answer 7

Well, if it is in the U.S., it's simple. It is against the law.

Call the cops.