Early Fur Trade Activity in Wyoming as Shown in an Indigenous Petroglyph by Mike Bies
Mike describes a biographic, likely Shoshone petroglyph depicting an early 19th century keelboat. The site in the north central Bighorn Basin also contains prehistoric imagery and what may be a star map.
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