Oklahoma Native Ruins
Exploration of some native ruins and interesting geological formations near Tulsa, Oklahoma on the Arkansas River
Exploration of some native ruins and interesting geological formations near Tulsa, Oklahoma on the Arkansas River
Go back to the city!!
Raccoon tracks dude
If you leave the stuff behind…? The following people could use them for survival!!! Food is important to live on, like fish, local game & ground-up seeds to make flour even!!! Just suggesting.
Native natural rock.
All natural river cut .. geez at least study first
https://youtu.be/e5nwC0txGtY this might help you understand some of the geology that explains that giant stone circle that seems man made. The hole in the stone is cause by water rushing over it in a spot of low pressure, makes the water circulate with sand and pebbles. Drills a hole right into the stone.
looks like turkey mountain. better be careful. lots of rear end collisions up there i heard.
HI , Great Pictures 👍❤️🙏 What i cant understand is , when i see some sorts of Rocks they Seems Unreal not Natural.
those were racoon prints.
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is this towards keystone lake or southern arkansas river past bixby? whats the name of the road down there?
pretty kool
Natives didn’t have horses until the Spanish. There were giants though
Well, I know that is not man made. Those are natural features. Indians in Oklahoma never cut stone or poured concrete slabs. Those are interesting features,but they are not ruins.
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Ease up Indiana, I agree with Paul Max. What you see are natural features caused by water & wind, plus natural fracturing of the rock due to subsidence & maybe our recent earthquake activity.
LOL all of this was brought to you by hearsay conjecture and crackpot theories. water Eddie’s carve those holes with rocks stuck in them when they were submerged
That is a beautiful fish hook. That is definitely Native American!
You should go check out grand lake or grand river I have been going since I was a kid.
Very cool. Oklahoma has a LOT of ancient sites. Check out Spiro mounds. Beaver River/Creek in the panhandle is possibly the oldest site in the US.
When you were panning to the right at the end of the video was that a mound that was off in the distance sure didn’t look like a normal Mountain
Where is this my brother,, I live in Tulsa/ broken arrow. What is the big mound looking thing in broken arrow by the turnpike on 51 st. Looks ancient. Awesome video man. 1Love
Was this south or north of turkey mountain?
Moving to Lawton soon. Can’t wait to explore ☺️
Be aware that when you take any kind of Native American artifacts from anywhere in United States? A curse comes along with..
How’s yer luck been lately? Any freak accidents or multiple deaths in family?
No joke… Those types of things are for real
Really cool video good job
Those tracks were racoon, you call yourself an okie?
You should name your channel (cityboy adventures)
Those are sandstones. They are soft rocks the water formed. They are all over. The rock houses built in the 1970’s are from all over Tulsa, Osage and Creek counties.
https://youtu.be/WgYHsRAXGbQ this one claims an ancient Oklahoma culture
Those rocks are naturally broken not cut
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The “bowls” in the rocks are where the water turns rocks that drill into sandstone.
Glad you took the time to share this. Very cool find
You were so busy filming and babbling, you didn’t notice that cougar stalking you?
Awesome, thanks for the video!
6:08 someone carved something into the rock 😂😂
Thanks for the video. If not for you, this wouldn’t be available, out of sight out of mind.
Thanks, looks designed alright, there is nothing else on this subject, not consensus material.
THE UNEXPLAINED In 1969, construction workers found an alleged 200,000-year-old antediluvian structure in Oklahoma Ivan ByIvan.
In 1969, construction workers in Oklahoma stumbled across a structure that according to many authors could rewrite history. The team of workers discovered the remains of a 200,000-year-old structure. Newspaper The Oklahoma covered the story in 1969, creating a heated debate among experts.
Could Oklahoma’s “Ancient Mosaic Floor”—containing mystery post holes—rewrite the history of not only North America but the entire planet as well? According to a newspaper report published in 1969, the structure found by construction workers in Oklahoma dates back around 200,000 years.
https://www.ancient-code.com/in-1969-construction-workers-found-an-alleged-200000-year-old-antediluvian-structure-in-oklahoma/