Rancher unveils Indian site kept secret for years

Associated Press ^ | June 24, 2004 | PAUL FOY

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[blam]

"I keep thinking that I will stop by there and spend a day or two researching but I always forget or don't have the time."

I think I'd make the time.

[Richard Axtell]

Thanks again!

[ValerieUSA]

Oh! I would LOVE to go photograph this canyon!

[ValerieUSA]

Don't miss this one, Civ!

[Captain Beyond]

I'm pretty sure some Atlantian or alien dropped them off on his way to Angkor. The Fremont thought it was a real garden spot to vacation.8-)

[Captain Beyond]

Ok now. What is ET and Godzilla doing on the stone?8-)

[Conservative4Ever]

Bless the rancher for protecting all those years this great find.

Red

[PatrickHenry]

Anyone here ever hear about a secret part of the grand canyon that supposedly has egyptian writings etc.? The part of the canyon has Egyptian names and the government has sealed it off. Fortean stuff but I can never find anymore info..

Yes! That's where they filmed those fake moon-landings. It's also where they keep flying saucers, unicorns, Noah's Ark, the Loch Ness monster, and that long-suppressed carburetor that gets 100 mpg.

[glock rocks]

Hey, it's the flying saucers that get me...

[EagleMamaMT]

Read later.

[razorback-bert]

Been all over the Book Cliffs.

[SunkenCiv]

thanks!

George W. Bush will be reelected by a margin of at least ten per cent

[blam]

Ping.

[cricket]

"It was not until 2002 that archaeologists realized the full significance of Range Creek." ## "If true, the universities are in even worse shape than them seem now.

Yes, a kind of jaw-dropping point here. . .

Amazing article; but the above, 2002 - year of appreciation, truly amazing. . .

[cricket]

"Now that I've had time to digest what I read, I'm having some doubts"

If I were to have second thoughts; think they would be of the responses - the 'conclusions' that would offer that not until 2002, did anyone recognize the importance of this site. . .. . .

Perhaps the folks who visited, did suspect/know what a great site this was; but afraid that by acknowledging it; it would then get too much attention; notoriety; would not be available to them as it was. . .pristine;pure and available; and the site would taken; altered; more difficult to access - without a grant or something.

so. . .maybe it was more like: 'you've been there Frank; 'what do you think?'

Well, not bad; but have really, have seen better rocks in Sedonia. . .

Personally, cannot wait to just see pictures of these 'little people' from 3000 years ago.

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[grgirl]

As a young girl, I grew up in Green River. Mr. Wilcox had a daughter my age. As a result, I was privileged to spend time on this ranch. I knew what was up there and was taught by the Wilcox family the sacredness of these artifacts. I am glad I knew them and appreciate their great concern for the environment.

[Iowa Granny]

Wow!