Month: January 2026
Protected: Phase1 in review 4
Protected: Phase1 in review 3
Protected: Phase1 in review 2
The Keys Site
“There will come a time when the stones cry out my name.”

Lot #4 is one of a series of undeveloped off-grid tiny home lots located along the north property line, at IndianRock.art. It is extremely ancient and, arguably, the holiest site in the United States of America; not to mention, it is the most revealing active archaeological site, in all of the western hemisphere.





A man that cherishes false riches at the expense of the lesser will not find peace after death of the body. Instead, that soul will suffer for eternity, until God, the Creator, deems him worthy of walking in the light of the Christ.
Repent for the wrongdoings that the fathers have committed upon the children of the chosen ones: the indigenous people of the United States of America. …the descendants of the Lamanite.
IndianRock.art – Indigenous Holy Ground
Phase1 in review
Hello. Before phase2 of the Garden Site dig begins, I would like to review phase1, which was a preliminary unearthing to determine what it was that I was encountering, while digging in my Missouri garden. This review will consist of a series of posts, containing info on the dig process, discoveries made, and an in-depth preliminary conclusion. Phase2 is scheduled to begin early summer 2026.

(Disclosure- I am a seasoned finish carpenter, by trade; and so, I will be leaning on my understanding of finished surfaces, hand tools, and the relationship between the two, in terms of anatomic geometry, range-of-motion, and triangulation- as it plays upon a worked surface: Rock-art forensic archaeology.)
IndianRock.art – The Holy Land of the Lamanite
