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Hey everyone I live in central TX and I'm hoping for some info. Back in 90's I read an article in a Treasure Magazine I loaned out and never saw it again. The year and volume # and name of magazine. The article I'm looking for is titled " Ancients in Central Texas " the story was about a private landowner in central Texas who contacted the University of Texas Arlington believing he had a treasure on his property because of a small head, face carved on a small bluff overlooking a small creek. In the creek was a stone carved finger pointing to the head and large stone turtle upstream. The UT - A brought out drill process and seismic probes applied to the side of the head and found nothing but solid rock. There was a half spiral staircase carved into the bluff that ended up next to the side of the head. I believe I have solved this for the landowner and am trying to figure out how to make that contact. Years ago I reached out to UT- A and got nowhere. If you can help with this you could be a part of it all. I'm now retired and have more time for this. Thanks








