Found these yesterday in an area close to RRG. The tracks point to a gap between two ridge lines about a quarter of a mile away. The /\/\ symbol appears to have a pointer indicating the same direction.
I have found a few myself around the R.R.G. Remember with most cases of "turkey track" always follow the middle toe, either be pointing backwards to something, or follow to next clue.... Also a lot of hunters would make these marks to find the direction to or from where they hunt back in them days.
Great Find, and Pics..... I have also found a /\ /\/\ this tells you what area to look for .........
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the kind words and information, Ki. I would like to know if you have ever searched in the area where I found these. Send me an email and I'll tell you where it is.
Thanks for the kind words and information, Ki. I would like to know if you have ever searched in the area where I found these. Send me an email and I'll tell you where it is.
your very welcome....those are some good pics..... I would at least say ive been close to where you found those, seems like ive been everwhere in the gorge..... Ill e-mail you now
rhoodphoto, in the "pic", of "post #3"... you have TWO "drill holes";
"connect" the two "dots", and put a "sighting" pole in the one nearest "the valley"/gorge, and you MAY see the next "point of interest". The "pole" can also be used to determine "distance", as a "builder" can determine "height" by "measuring" a 6' tall guy, next to a "mountain".
Thanks Rebel..........I appreciate the info and help. I'll keep you updated. This is a very interesting area in that there was a lot of Indian involvement here.
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another great find, looks like 4 hominy holes in one location.......I have only stumbled upon 2 holes at the most in one spot, mainly in rocksheltors.... are these close to any over hangs or rockhouses
Got a set of 4 in a place close to me on the edge of a deep hollow . They were shown to me 20 yrs ago and I no longer have access to the site to get pics .
With that many holes consentrated in one area, it tells me that a settlement was probally there....(Adena) "late woodland" or "early fort ancient" era... Could have been winter camp or village area...The Indians always moved with the seasons...
I'll try and dig up the photo's i have of hominy holes i found in a rockhouse, i may have to scan them, cause i was useing 35mm at the time. again great pics
I would say based on everything I saw in this area that it was definitely a village area. You will be amazed when you see it. I also found what could be a lighthouse in the area and if I recall correctly such a lighthouse was mentioned in Swift's journals. Ki, you were "right on" with your maps you sent me - thanks. I'll email you a photo tonight if I have time.
I'm glad those maps could help you... That's a great area your in as well
That's amazing how your turkey tracks are so close to where Ive been searching these last few months, only 2-3 miles away...
Now comes the figuring out to where or what they lead too... If you have any questions at all, feel free to ask
That is a lighthouse, or also called window, or nettle eye....
The "JS" carving is north of your site.....
Thank you, to tell you the truth my heart almost stopped when i found the "JS" carving.... The great thing about this carving is that it's in the middle of nowhere, its about 3 miles from any home or farm, no trails, only the one in my memory. And these are the only marks on this rock....which makes these authentic. The only carving found like this so far, as i know of at the moment....
Also the mine i posted pictures of is very close by.....
Ki, I've been studying the map you sent and it appears to fit the perimeter of my site. I have not searched inside the perimeter yet but need to get that done.
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The "M" symbol is about the TWO RIDGE LINES, with the VALLEY between them. 
Originally Posted by rhoodphoto
