Try to contact him, pretending you want to buy it, agreeing on any of his
requests, and get the most information from him and make it public.
Amalia
On Sep 17, 2016 10:56 AM, "Charles Loving via Texascavers" <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> Never gone there to look for Craig?
>
> On Sat,
The Painted Caves were actually inundated by Lake Amistad in 1968. They were a
popular stopping point for travelers on the old trail from Fort Clark to El
Paso. Not very long but of historic interest.
Jerry Atkinson.
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On Sep 18, 2016, at 8:05 PM, Mike Flannigan via
>From David Locklear, dlocklea...@gmail.com
I just barely glimpsed at the map in the link, but I would bet this
landmark was one that was flooded
by the dam at Lake Amistad. My archaeology professor at Texas A, Dr.
Dixon, stated in
a class lecture that the project destroyed an enormous amount
There are numerous shelter caves with pictographs on several properties in that
entire area. The Rock Art Foundation has created and preserved landowner
relations to make tours available to RAF members.
Mike Harris
Bexar Grotto
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Here is an 1857 reference to a cave:
http://www.raremaps.com/gallery/detail/48051?affiliate=email-ra
Click on the map and look at the Langtry area
where the "Painted Caves" are noted on the map.
I believe the cave location shown is incorrect. I think
the caves are on the Pecos river a little
