📜 Controversial petroglyphs etched onto a rock overhang in Wyoming County, West Virginia.
🔍 Also known as "Lynco," "Lillyhaven," or "Horse Creek" petroglyphs, widely attributed to Algonquian peoples.
🗿 Explore ancient rock carvings with unknown age and meaning
🤯 Delve into a cult archaeology conspiracy theory about Irish monks
🏞️ Discover a hidden, undeveloped natural site
⚠️ Area is undeveloped and hidden by overgrown brush much of the year
🚶 Trek to the site requires caution; involves walking along railroad tracks
🚫 Petroglyphs should not be touched
🅿️ Park at the historic marker on Clear Fork Road (W.Va. Route 971) south of Oceana.
➡️ Turn off 971 onto Wyoming County Route 7, then a dirt road through private property.
🚶 Walk along railroad tracks southwestward for 750 feet, then find a path up the bank to the right.
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