[Howest2008]

Originally Posted by deusmeister

In the panhandle of Oklahoma there are caves found with inscriptions supposedly made by celts travelling through the US. I'm just wondering if anyone knows specifically where they are and if they can post the exact coordinates, because I'd like to visit them sometime.

When you find the location be sure to DM me because I would like to go see it for myself.

[bagster]

While in the area, you can also visit the Beaver Sands Portal near the town of Beaver. It's in a State Park, so no problem getting permission.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hca5Yigl1LU

[Talisman09]

According to Peter Faris, as stated in his Rock Art Blog, The Anubis Caves are located in Cimarron County based on his visiting the site in 1986. As suggested by Faris in-depth information might be gained by downloading the pdf document and reading pages 159 – 182 of Ancient American Inscriptions: Plow Marks or History?, by William R. McGlone, Phillip Leonard, James Guthrie, Rollin Gillespie, and James P. Whittall, Jr., Early Sites Research Society, Sutton, MA, 1993.

The document may be downloaded at this link: Decipherment of the

[dtindell]

I've been to the Anubis caves. They are on the Kansas border straight north of Kenton on private property. You can get a local retired social science teacher to take you out. I stayed at a bed and breakfast and they offered to take us.

[paleosmith]

I believe I may know where these caves are. They are on private land, but that doesn't mean a person can't get permission like I did. If I'm not mistaken they're located about 2 miles from both Colorado and New Mexico and can be seen from the main road going into Colorado.

[paleosmith]

I know exactly where the Anibus Caves are and can easily gain permission to visit with a days notice. They are NOT SE of Boise City.