Cherokee Ancestry Claims in Appalachia: Black vs. Indigenous Roots

Lookout Mountain Is Hiding Something. The Cherokee called it Chat-a-nu-ga. They said the Moon-eyed people built it. Ancient walls still stand on this mountain. Confederate soldiers found them in 1863 and used them as their own. Beneath it is a cave so vast no one has found the end. It is completely sealed. Even to researchers and the NSS. On the floor of that cave are 13 stone boxes said to be used in Masonic rituals. In a chamber they called Solomon’s Temple. We are just asking questions. @ffIn