I blew up the picture, some liberties were really taken with that "outline" man..lol. It's worth looking at if you're in the area again though.
One of the silliest in-situ pics I have ever taken kind of relates to this. I was hunting a pretty well known site (MY-58) in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The site ranged from Protohistoric to late historic and I found a lot of late primarily triangular points (Shetley, Maud, etc) as well as metal goods, such as tinkling cones and the rare trade point. In fact, I found a LOT of tinkling cones at this site, more than anywhere else. Anyways, I was hunting it about 5 years ago and wasn't finding jack-squat that was good. I saw a cool, very bright, marble laying there and took a pic of it. When I got home, I looked at the image and saw what I believe to be a tinkling cone laying right up above in the it image.....ugggh. The marble took all of my attention!