Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I'd like some feedback about this before I share the location.
I would suggest you show an archeologist or state historian before you make it public. They might be able to protect it, but it has been my experience that they will show no interest. If you make the location known to the general public, it won't be there for long.
Thank you! Have any of those names and numbers
I walked it out (climbed and stumbled alot too) and found these on the west side of the bird monument. This is just a drop in the bucket... View attachment 1410215View attachment 1410217View attachment 1410218View attachment 1410219
Here are a couple of links that might help you.
https://archaeology.uiowa.edu/national-association-state-archaeologists-arkansas
About Us | Arkansas Historical Association
Good luck.
If that's a bear track carving, the bear track was a marker allegedly used by French miners on Treasure Mountain in Colorado. Here's a link describing markers used at the site but these letters don't give much information about the location described.
GET MCKENZIE!: The Treasure Mountain, the Beale Ciper and plagiarism
The Arkansas River was also a part of that legend.
Awesome. If you're ever near caddo gap it's got a cool monument worth stopping and checking out. If I remember right it has a historical marker on the highway, just follow it. Gives a history of de Soto and a battle he had with the Indians there. I got pictures somewhere. I'll see if I can download them.
also curious if there was anything that sat on the top of this precipice that time an erosion may have brought down