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Zekeman
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In looking at some of the post in this forum I have noticed reference to "Jesuit trees".
These appear to have a branch or segment pointing it hooking downward towards the ground. Someone mentioned parsons nose and others mentioned or played around with the idea of phallic representation. What I would like to know: Why would someone go to the effort to place such a mark as high as 10 to 15 feet above the ground? as a limb forced into such a position on a young tree will not proportionally grow upward on the tree as it matures.
Could these oddity's merely be damage to a limb from a storm, such as another falling bough smashing down onto it and holding the limb in a downward position for many years?
To what extent did the Spanish Jesuits travel into or through Arkansas?
Has anyone ever found anything i.e. treasure at one of these trees?
I do know where one is I can pinpoint, and have seen others that I couldn't find again if you paid me.
These appear to have a branch or segment pointing it hooking downward towards the ground. Someone mentioned parsons nose and others mentioned or played around with the idea of phallic representation. What I would like to know: Why would someone go to the effort to place such a mark as high as 10 to 15 feet above the ground? as a limb forced into such a position on a young tree will not proportionally grow upward on the tree as it matures.
Could these oddity's merely be damage to a limb from a storm, such as another falling bough smashing down onto it and holding the limb in a downward position for many years?
To what extent did the Spanish Jesuits travel into or through Arkansas?
Has anyone ever found anything i.e. treasure at one of these trees?
I do know where one is I can pinpoint, and have seen others that I couldn't find again if you paid me.