3 rocks piles forming a triangle

[firehawk109]

I own some property out in pa,as a kid we had rock piles,one behind my trailer and 2 behind my aunts.We thought they were indian burial grounds so of course we dug into them,to find nothing but rocks looking like arrow heads.One of them we dug to 6 feet and the other to 5 feet,the other I don't know about.We also found a tree that has a 3 kinda like painted into it,i'll see if i can post the tree on here,but i have no pics of the rock piles since they have been dug into.They all stood about 3 feet high by around 5 or 6 feet round.does this sound like maybe a marking point for something,or just a coincidence.Also if it is something what should I be looking for.It's all on private property since i own one acre and my aunt owns the other,I can do what ever I please to do.Any information would be grately apreciated,thanks.

 

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[firehawk109]

Also I forgot to mention,the first 2 are about 50 to 60 feet apart,and them 2 are around i'm going to guess 300 feet,but the way they are laid it seems if I was to connect all 3 together it would form a triangle.

 

[djui5]

I don't know that diggin up Indian Burial grounds is such a good idea. A lot of Indians still protect their sacred burial grounds. Distrubing them is...sorta like someone moving into your house, and taking over your finances, without your permission.

 

[firehawk109]

Yea the thing is,i'm not sure it's really a burial ground,but more or less like a marker of some sort.Cause there's 3 rock piles and put together it forms a big triangle,and in the center off to the side is the tree with the white 3 marking on it.I walked a ways back and there's a hump in the dirt and directly in front of it down about 50 or so feet is the tree.Above it is 2 trees that form a x.Maybe coincidence but not sure.If i do find a indian bones believe me they will be burried again with out me touching them.

 

[djui5]

Yeah.

I'm not treasure marker expert, but none of this looks like anything to me. The only thing I see here out of the "norm" is the red mark on the tree, but that could be from anything. I think the rocks being in a triangle is a conincidence. Or maybe it was how the indians marked the boundry of their burial ground?

Look around for something a little more solid. You'll find carvings in rocks/trees somewhere if there is treasure anywhere around here. They will be pretty obvious when you find them.