Construction Workers in Georgia Find Thousands of Human Teeth in Building Wall
The century-old building used to house a dentist’s office.

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Construction workers in Valdosta, Georgia, stumbled into a rather creepy surprise on Thursday. While working in the T.B. Converse Building, workers unearthed thousands of human teeth hidden behind a wall. Archivists found the building housed several different dentists over the years. It appears some dentists would stash extracted teeth behind walls before health codes called for them to be disposed of in medical-waste containers. Similar troves of teeth have been found in former dentist offices in Greensboro and Carrolton.
A picture of the teeth found in the second floor wall of the Converse Building in downtown Valdosta.
Posted by Gregory L. Williams Jr. on Thursday, October 25, 2018
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