A sign?!?

[SCDigginWithAK]

Ok I'm not one of these people that are like THIS IS A SIGN and am pretty rational. Well this one got me today. I was detecting next to a fork in the river and saw this.. The rock is in the form of a arrow and has carved lines in it (I believe carved). It was pointing towards the fork in the river. In the last pic I outlined the lines. There is history of rocks being carved in my are by the Spanish in 1520. There was also a battlefield nearby. Is this anything made by a Native American, settler, soldier, or is it just natural? Thanks

 

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[osage express]

It is more likely a Spanish trail marker.I find the cross and turtle all the time here..You might post it on signs and symbols here on Tnet.....Hope this helps.

 

[SCDigginWithAK]

This was the one found in my county. It almost looks like that arrow.

 

[Jason in Enid]

The rock looks natural, the lines look man-made.

 

[SCDigginWithAK]

The rock looks natural, the lines look man-made.

Haha that's what I meant. This piece might be coming with me to the museum soon lol

 

[osage express]

You better look out your going to get hooked LOL 1507 neat never seen one with date Good save

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Natural. River rock dragged over other rocks.

 

[surf]

It was pointing towards the fork in the river.

So AK,

If I'd seen that, I woulda gone thataway. Did you?

I'd take it as a sign, on whatever level...

 

[unclemac]

this is the Chinese character for "person"...except it isn't......

 

[SCDigginWithAK]

So AK,

If I'd seen that, I woulda gone thataway. Did you?

I'd take it as a sign, on whatever level...

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No. I didn't have my water shoes and was not gonna take a chance on those slippery rocks! They were extremely slippery. Ill be back soon though hopefully.