Old Indian Burial Ground, Or? Let me know what you think

We came across this spot when we were cutting firewood, and found it kind of weird the way the rocks were piled up in 3 different places.
The rocks were all the same and pretty big and heavy.
We were latter told not to go back abd cut anymore, I was also told by my grandmother who had grown up in that area that there were Native Americans that had lived around the area.
Makes you wonder?

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[themattdaddy]

i think your a superstitious retard..........dig the shit up if you wanna know whats down there.....or the gods will curse you hahahahahaha dig it up pussy

[skiddy8619]

@themattdaddy And to you if you would have read the comments above you would no why I didn't. And by the way another comment like that and your done.

I make videos for people who share the same interests as I do. Where are yours you keyboard warrior?

[skiddy8619]

So again this is where it get's really weird. My neighbor went over there 2 months ago and started cutting some of the wood that I had cut. About a month ago or so he had a stroke. I don't know if he is permamentaly parolized or not but I do see that they had built a wheel chair ramp on there deck. Could have something to do with it or maybe not.

Makes you wonder though.

[skiddy8619]

This is a follow up message to this video.

It has been a year now since I made this video. I had permission from the landowners grandson to cut firewood there. 2 months went by and the landowner stopped by and was pretty upset that I had done that. He told me that my neighbor has been after him for 20 years to buy that ground, " you would think he would get the hint?"

[MojaveGreenXXX]

These stones mark wher an Indian witch lived. return the stone you removed and wah it with a mix of water and oak leaves, then sprinkle some tobacco. Read about the Bell Witch. Leave this site alone. You can cut trees, but ALWAYS sprinkle tobacco and give thanks. I'm dead serious. Hope you take this seriously. Bless you.

[skiddy8619]

@MojaveGreenXXX Thanks for the advice, you no in all seriousness, we have had the worst luck since I brought the rock home. Time for it to go back.

[slap70s]

Looks like a campsite. See the dark soil? That comes from organic material and also carbon from fires. Probably just an old Native American camp.

[Loffredo33]

why do you have to say indians.

[Guycuccio3]

Only one way to find out dig it up!:)

[princewes]

dude i think you have found either a burial, or some sort of ceremonial plot. this could even be a place of residence for a tribe. have you found any artifacts? have you noticed any other places on the land that look like this? is their a constant source of water within a mile of the site? thats the questions you should ask yourself and probably have. anyway very nice video and I think you definitely have something their with some historical significance.

[JCDennis62]

Hard to say........Most at least used a hill of some kind even a small one if the ground was flat...iv'e seen very few in flat ground....Bad part is there's no way to know for sure without finding out the hard way , not a good idea in case it is one ....but could be just a pile of rocks..a lot of farmers when they plow find big rocks in the field and throw them all in a spot to get them out of the way, and after time look like a mound......

[MojaveGreenXXX]

Your grandma knew the great great great granddaughter of the woman buried here. Find the name of your grandmas playmate, and call upon her for help if you ate tormented after returning the washed rock and sharing your tobacco.

[MojaveGreenXXX]

Your friends saw got hot, made the locust smoke, and did not share the tobacco he had with him. Put the rock back. Do not burn the locust wood near the grave. Don't even make it smoke at all, not even from the hot chainsaw blade.

[MojaveGreenXXX]

Wash it in oak leaves and water, then return it, sprinkle tobacco. You have disturbed a witch.