Ryan1979
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Here is my uneducated guess as to why those rocks are positioned above the mine like that. I'm thinking a lookout position where a guy with a rifle (or bow/arrow??) could cover the entrance to the mine. Did they do that in those days? Maybe the person that was mining sat there when he came back to the mine (from outposts, etc) until he was sure that no one had followed him back to the mine. Sounds like it would be a good position to cover that area and take out anyone that had followed him back with the intention of robbing him or jumping his claim? Probably crazy thoughts.
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