indian burial grounds

.243wssm · Apr 29, 2008

the ones i saw were on the side of a steep hill leading down into a river/swamp and the rocks were a little bit bigger than a softball and it was like 3 feet high , 3 feet across , 7 foot long with a dead tree at the bottom with rocks around it there were 2 or 3 other ones i saw the same size or a little bit smaller on the way back up the hill and somebody said there was half a canoe found by the river

dawg2 · Apr 29, 2008

.243wssm said:
the ones i saw were on the side of a steep hill leading down into a river/swamp and the rocks were a little bit bigger than a softball and it was like 3 feet high , 3 feet across , 7 foot long with a dead tree at the bottom with rocks around it there were 2 or 3 other ones i saw the same size or a little bit smaller on the way back up the hill and somebody said there was half a canoe found by the river

What you describe could be a grave, but it could be early settlers too. Hard to say without some good pics of them.

swamphawg · Apr 29, 2008

The mounds on my place face southeast but they are in a long line adjacent to a major creek on the slope of a hill. Granted they could be the result of loggin years ago, I'm not sure, but I do know for a fact there was a heavy concentration of indians there. There is pottery and flint almost everywhere you look. Hard to say though.

.243wssm · Apr 29, 2008

theres flint allover the place here to

the HEED! · May 1, 2008

i came across a mound of sorts with smaller mounds around it on warwoman wma years back while deer hunting, i walked up on the edges and looked across the top and noticed the smaller mounds around it, I remember it gave me a disturbing feeling of some kind, really couldnt put my finger on it

hevishot · May 1, 2008

yep heed that is a feeling you never forget...I've felt it myself.

dawg2 · May 1, 2008

This is a grave. One of many on this ridge.

swamphawg · May 2, 2008

How can you tell that's a grave and not just a pile of rocks?

dawg2 · May 2, 2008

swamphawg said:
How can you tell that's a grave and not just a pile of rocks?

Had a local expert that moves or identifies Indian graves for preservation for developers have a look and verify. His business does site surveys and archeological digs, he does a lot of work for federal property too.

swamphawg · May 2, 2008

I got you. that's pretty awesome man!

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