Because of its seemingly perfect triangular shape, the Osage and Quapaw Indians referred to Healing Rock, now located on a shore of Skiatook Lake, as Teepee Rock. The Native Americans believed the stone possessed natural healing elements. While many people considered the mass to be man-made, archaeologists have confirmed that natural elements have eroded the rock to its teepee form. Today the rock captures both the majesty of nature and beliefs of an indigenous culture.
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