bookcliff
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I did find a marker tree in this area. Possibly more than one target.
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Thank you Red_desert
Yes, that is exactly what I was getting. Another spot in the photo seemed much older, so not marked here.Thank you Red_desert
Yes I'm still around. Older but not necessarily wiser.
I relocated recently and I am closer to this area now. Been busy gardening and need to get some prospecting in.
There are what I believe to be burial mounds in this area. Scattered 1-10 miles. Some nice ones I believe. I just take pictures of them.
Great picture!Pretty vast area to explore. I took this picture of the bookcliffs in 2014 at the entrance of the drag strip in GJ. I couldn't tell you how many times I've driven along I70 into Utah and on up to Price and wondered what might be hidden in those Bookcliff mountains.
Pretty vast area to explore. I took this picture of the bookcliffs in 2014 at the entrance of the drag strip in GJ. I couldn't tell you how many times I've driven along I70 into Utah and on up to Price and wondered what might be hidden in those Bookcliff mountains.
I did find a marker tree in this area. Possibly more than one target.
The evidence for that comes from archeological discoveries along the Colorado-Utah state line. A researcher from Poland is fascinated by them.
"The agricultural Pueblo communities developed one of the most advanced Pre-Columbian cultures in North America," Radoslaw Palonka with the Jagiellonian University said.