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I've saved a lot of photo's in my computer, and backed them up on CD's and thumb drives. The problem is there are so many of them, and they are in so many different places, and when I started saving photos there weren't many and recovery was easy. Now there are hundreds saved on media that doesn't allow much of a title, so when looking for a specific photo it can be a daunting task, especially to an old fhardt that isn't particularly techy. I was looking for a different photo when I found these, and they relate to a previous post of mine telling about my favorite bowl which I'd found on our property in Atascadero, CA. I have more photos, and in relation to the Salinain Indian camp on the property there is a picture of a large rock that was obviously work other than nature. It was too big for me to take with me when we sold and moved, but the last time I was by the place that rock was gone. Enough talking, more photos.
The first photo is of the bowl I found, the second shows the rocks, and the bedrock mortars were around to the right in this picture, the next photo shows the layout of the property, half was in front, then the rocks and the rest of the property extended down to the creek. The rocks took up over an acre and were probably 40 to 50 feet above the level of the land. The fourth picture is of the strange rock. This rock certainly didn't just happen, but what it was made for is beyond me, but it took a lot of work with primitive tools, and the guy must have been a real artist. The fifth picture is just an enlargement of the carving, the next is some of the points I found on the place, and finally the location of where the objects were. I can't remember the number of the bedrock mortars, but there were over 2 dozen, and there might have been as many as 50.
The first photo is of the bowl I found, the second shows the rocks, and the bedrock mortars were around to the right in this picture, the next photo shows the layout of the property, half was in front, then the rocks and the rest of the property extended down to the creek. The rocks took up over an acre and were probably 40 to 50 feet above the level of the land. The fourth picture is of the strange rock. This rock certainly didn't just happen, but what it was made for is beyond me, but it took a lot of work with primitive tools, and the guy must have been a real artist. The fifth picture is just an enlargement of the carving, the next is some of the points I found on the place, and finally the location of where the objects were. I can't remember the number of the bedrock mortars, but there were over 2 dozen, and there might have been as many as 50.
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I like the bowl. I can send you 3 venison hind quarters for trade
