Track patterns and erosion analysis at Round Rock site. Multiple sets of tracks visible going up and down Criss-crossing lines observed at different angles Tracks appear to follow river flow direction
At Round Rock, multiple sets of criss-crossing tracks go up and down at different angles, following the river flow direction. Water erosion has heavily modified the ruts, creating scooped-out areas and pothole formations from vortex action. Researchers compare these patterns to ancient carved sites in Malta. The tracks fade in some areas then reappear - an intriguing pattern!
Key Facts
- Multiple sets of tracks visible going up and down
- Criss-crossing lines observed at different angles
- Tracks appear to follow river flow direction
- Heavily eroded by water flow afterwards
- Some areas show scooped-out appearance
- Pothole formations from vortex action visible
- Comparison made to carved-out sites in Malta
- Tracks lose definition in some areas then pick back up
Related site: Bohaterom Powstania 1863 Fr. Nullo — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Cart Ruts - Austin & Round Rock, TX w/Russ @Brothers of the Serpent by Wandering Wolf