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I don't know about you, but I love a good mystery.

From watching Goonies as a kid to growing up with Indiana Jones on the big screen

and even the national treasure films, I feel like I've constantly been surrounded

by compelling mysteries. And believe me, I'm not complaining.

So I have to wonder how the early settlers of West Virginia must have felt

when they started to spread out and explore.

Only to discover mysterious objects scattered all across the region,

large stones along riverbanks, and flat surfaces inside caves,

all bearing an intriguing puzzle. Petroglyphs.

Now on the surface, they aren't too cryptic.

These are carvings and drawings left behind by the Ojibwa and other Algonquin tribes

that once lived in the area. They capture pieces of their mythology

and document these significant animals that made up the world around them.

At the same time, though, most people who stumbled upon them didn't know any of that.

They just saw ancient carvings in a landscape they had just entered

and it made them feel much less alone. They made them nervous.

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