Als ich durch den Wald spazierte, stieß ich auf diese seltsamen Felszeichnungen, bei denen ich mir ziemlich sicher bin, dass es sich um alte Grabsteine handelt
Me parece un hallazgo impresionante y se me ocurren torrentes de preguntas, pero básicamente tres: ¿es un lugar poco concurrido? ¿estarán marcando tumbas? ¿hay algún cementerio en las proximidades? Da para un buen creepypasta.
SourGrape_83 on
Aren’t they grave stones?
dellaterra9 on
Uhh archeological sites.
cheesy_chuck on
location?
Sucessful_Test1555 on
Pretty neat find. Thanks for sharing.
Square_Mission_849 on
Respect and don’t touch
Aztreedoc1 on
Looks like death was 2-8-1741 Northeastern time of The Little Iceage. They say 1741 was the coldest yr.
kicaboojooce on
Please GPS mark that spot. There’s a chance someone has been looking for those, 1700 tombstones are absolutely rare as hell in the United States like this. I do genealogy, those are made of gold
ObiePNW on
I’m reading the earliest European settlers in Kansas was a French trapper around 1714. This is very recent after that. These would have been some of the earliest European pioneers in the area. May be a good idea to let the local historical society where you found it incase it’s undocumented. It’s early enough to be of interest for Kansas.
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Looks like old headstones to me. 1741
Baby, those *are* grave markers….
Runestones
Could be grave markers or tombstones
Me parece un hallazgo impresionante y se me ocurren torrentes de preguntas, pero básicamente tres: ¿es un lugar poco concurrido? ¿estarán marcando tumbas? ¿hay algún cementerio en las proximidades? Da para un buen creepypasta.
Aren’t they grave stones?
Uhh archeological sites.
location?
Pretty neat find. Thanks for sharing.
Respect and don’t touch
Looks like death was 2-8-1741 Northeastern time of The Little Iceage. They say 1741 was the coldest yr.
Please GPS mark that spot. There’s a chance someone has been looking for those, 1700 tombstones are absolutely rare as hell in the United States like this. I do genealogy, those are made of gold
I’m reading the earliest European settlers in Kansas was a French trapper around 1714. This is very recent after that. These would have been some of the earliest European pioneers in the area. May be a good idea to let the local historical society where you found it incase it’s undocumented. It’s early enough to be of interest for Kansas.