Case file · Sacred site
Track Rock Gap
Soapstone boulders near Blairsville carved with footprints, circles and crosses; the Cherokee call the place Datsu'nalasgun'yi, 'where there are tracks'. A Dr Stevenson described them in 1834.
1834 CE · 34.88, -83.88 · status: official
The sceptical view
Claims in 2011 that Maya refugees built terraces nearby were rejected by archaeologists and the US Forest Service.