To locate, research and record Indigenous artifacts and historical culture without disturbing the sacred land they once lived and perished on.
Our Goal
To honor the American Indians who once lived on these lands by preserving the locations in a permanent protective trust.
Our Mission
To inspire, educate and motivate people of all ages about our ancestors refecting on how we explore, discover and share findings about Native American peoples, cultures, and traditions.
Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footprints.
Current Project
Exploring a West Virginia Archeological site. This indigenous cave is named "Owenvsv" (pronounced Oh-way-ness-a)
Doug and Nathan sifting for artifacts at the apron of the cave while Maasaw inspects the findings
Nathan inspecting a large rock formation
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Some fun finds from the cave were given to the land owner for his future Artifact Museum.
Marcey Creek style Indian pottery -Approximately 800 years old.
Clagget arrowhead -approximately 4500 years old
Woman’s necklace pendant – (line across top where they wrapped it in leather)
Why we do it...
Educate people of all ages about the significance of archaeological discovery, honor our Ancestors and preserve their legacy for generations to enjoy!
How You Can Help...
Our Team is Currently in need of safer access to The Cave. Heavy rains have washed away areas of the “goat path” making it extremely dangerous. Our Goal is to build steps up the cliff from the Potomac River. This would allow us safer access with a direct route.