Were the KGC ever active in the Pinos Altos, New Mexico area?

[Homesteader]

I'm just curious if anyone has any information on this. I found a small glyph around the Twin Sisters area that is similar to some other rock writing in the area I know about, which I always suspected might be KGC.

I am also searching for a dowser from England who used to be active on this forum years ago and sent me some locations to check out in New Mexico.

Thanks!

 

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[sdcfia]

I'm just curious if anyone has any information on this. I found a small glyph around the Twin Sisters area that is similar to some other rock writing in the area I know about, which I always suspected might be KGC.

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The short answer is, IMO, yes. The long answer is, well, quite long.

I believe I've seen your carving, but I can't find it in my files. I assume you're familiar with the numerous carving sites in the PA-Twin Sisters-Santa Rita region, and all the way down to the Cookes Range?

 

[Homesteader]

The short answer is, IMO, yes. The long answer is, well, quite long.

I believe I've seen your carving, but I can't find it in my files. I assume you're familiar with the numerous carving sites in the PA-Twin Sisters-Santa Rita region, and all the way down to the Cookes Range?

Yes, looked around that area quite a bit, map cave, etc. PA has always seemed to be a hot spot for a lot of things.

 

[sdcfia]

Yes, looked around that area quite a bit, map cave, etc. PA has always seemed to be a hot spot for a lot of things.

Here's some more info. Lost Adams

 

[markmar]

I'm just curious if anyone has any information on this. I found a small glyph around the Twin Sisters area that is similar to some other rock writing in the area I know about, which I always suspected might be KGC.

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I am also searching for a dowser from England who used to be active on this forum years ago and sent me some locations to check out in New Mexico.

Thanks!

To me looks like a Spanish symbol. It says " shaft at 100 varas SW or shaft downhill to the left after a small turn".