Found this near a small creek I pull arrowheads out of all the time. I happened to see it for the first time yesterday. Does anyone think it's some sort of marker to point somewhere else? Perhaps I'm just losing my mind? Any info would be great and thanks in advance.
Help with Indian Rock Marker
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Backwoodsbob
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That's not an Indian marker. Look at it turned the other way. It a Priest
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Looks like the notches might have been cut out, and kind of resembles an arrowhead, which could be a directional marker. Is it sandstone, or limestone? Both are soft rocks and easy to cut. You might want to clean the moss off the top and see if there are any markings beneath it. The scar on the tree would be pretty recent, looks like tulip tree to me and they are fast growing. The other rocks, though peculiar, I believe are worn by water flowing over them. Good luck!
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Stand back from the stones and then take a picture. Do a n,s,e,w
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