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The Stone slab is very nearly vertical, so close that you would need mason's tools to prove that it is not. No unusual or non-natural features are on the slab itself or the ground before it, other than some jumbled tracks that are too confused to follow. They head in no other particular direction, other than to the slab. Following them in the other direction is not possible after a very short distance because of the rocky terrain. Oddly, there seems to be more sand and dirt right here on the "porch" than there is in the general area. There are no markings on the ground outside of the ravine. It is not readily apparent how thick the slab is, but it seems substantial, like a big rock should. You do find one set of prints in the jumbled confusion that departs from the others and goes to a place to the right of the slab.
The Stone slab is very nearly vertical, so close that you would need mason's tools to prove that it is not. No unusual or non-natural features are on the slab itself or the ground before it, other than some jumbled tracks that are too confused to follow. They head in no other particular direction, other than to the slab. Following them in the other direction is not possible after a very short distance because of the rocky terrain. Oddly, there seems to be more sand and dirt right here on the "porch" than there is in the general area. There are no markings on the ground outside of the ravine. It is not readily apparent how thick the slab is, but it seems substantial, like a big rock should. You do find one set of prints in the jumbled confusion that departs from the others and goes to a place to the right of the slab.
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