Native rock arrangements on island in Cusa River near impact crater

Native rock arrangements on island in Cusa River near impact crater. Speaker describes visiting an island in the Cusa River where natives historically worked on rocks and piled them up The island is near a giant impact crater The site is accessible by swimming or shimmying through rocks when water is low

Exploring an island in the Coosa River, near a massive impact crater, where indigenous peoples historically arranged and piled up rocks. The site is accessible only by swimming or carefully shimmying through rock passages when water levels drop. Fascinating piece of cultural landscape archaeology! 🪨🏞️

Key Facts

• Speaker describes visiting an island in the Cusa River where natives historically worked on rocks and piled them up
• The island is near a giant impact crater
• The site is accessible by swimming or shimmying through rocks when water is low

Source: The Shaman and The Philosopher. Ep.26 by Institute for Natural Philosophy