Spanish & KGC in the ozark mountains.

[orangeman]

I found another tree with big burl. Didn't have my camera/phone. It's up the hill above the big bent tree.

 

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[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Spanish & KGC in the ozark mountains.

Semisextile = 120* compass or change direction 120*.

Sorry so late, but had to find it.


I got it from Old dog, a few years ago.

Great burl shots and others.
I'm just a little behind.

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[orangeman]

Thanks for the info mikel.

 

[Gabriel Maza]

They are signals KGC?

 

[orangeman]

They remind me of a blaze.

 

[orangeman]

We have blaze marks that look like that. They're made to mark property lines. Three or four marks on the side means the line is on that side of the tree a few feet. A strip peel off both sides means the line is right on the tree.

 

[Gabriel Maza]

at 48 feet I found this stone

 

[orangeman]

I can see a blaze through the trees getting your attention. That looks to me like a drill hole. Have you found any more around that spot. They're should be some kind of sign of occupation, work, a road, or more sign left.

 

[orangeman]

All the sign of occupation should be old old. In one of my sights I have a road that you don't even realize was there till you get on the bluff over it the you can see that it was indeed a ancient road.

 

[Chadeaux]

at 48 feet I found this stone

Maybe you took the pic from the wrong side. Hope you didn't move it ... Look closely at who is there.

 

[orangeman]

. Some more trees.

 

[Chadeaux]

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Document these for your site. GPS along with any info you can gather from them ... they look like they're about gone.

Two or more uprights generally marked a location for trail trees, if that's what they are. Those two so close together though make me wonder. I have one site I took pictures of and shared on a Native American forum. I was told the "4" tree on my site, like the one in the foreground of y our picture, were clan markers. That only applies if it is a Native American site.

View attachment 1366702 . Some more trees.

When I first saw this one, it looked like a directional marker. The first bend where it comes out of the ground is called the hip of the tree. Are those bumps or just some lichen growing on the hip?

Bumps on the hip of the tree were used by Native Americans as "messages" and told what the tree was pointing at. I don't know how to read them, but got the information from an interview done years ago. Some bumps gave warnings while others may have told of herbs or even plants for medicinal purposes.

 

[Gabriel Maza]

Maybe you took the pic from the wrong side. Hope you didn't move it ... Look closely at who is there.

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Hi Chadeaux, thank you.

I Walk 40 feet, and found these stones, separated by 4 feet



I see a bird.

 

[orangeman]

Those are bumps. There's lots of trees that ain't bent around that have bumps. There's one down the hill about half a mile or more that's covered up with bumps about four five from the ground.

 

[orangeman]

. These two trees are about 30 yards apart.

 

[orangeman]

. Mikel this looks like a semisextile.

 

[orangeman]

. A snake that got picked up by some one gawking around the mountain.

 

[PROSPECTORMIKEL]

Spanish & KGC in the ozark mountains.

Orangeman, I'm sending correction in a PM
Right number, wrong name.

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[orangeman]

Got it.

 

[orangeman]

. 1927 topomap interesting the witch and the duck. . 1889 topo map humming bird and ?? Don't know