Dan Urt

The Robber's Cave Experiment, conducted by psychologist Muzafer Sherif and his colleagues in 1954, was a classic study in social psychology that examined the dynamics of group conflict and the formation of group identity.

During the years following the Civil War, the Indian Nations of present-day Oklahoma were overrun by vicious and sometimes murderous outlaw gangs. Many of these individuals believed they were beyond the reach of the law at Horse Thief Spring.

"Follow the trail line coming through the mountains just east of the lone hill where we buried the jack [burro]. His grave is east of a rock. This contract made and entered into this V day of March 1876. This gold shall belong to who signs below."

Looking for the buried gold. Ain't found nothin' yet.

J.J. McAlester's trading partners were based out of Tupelo, supplying the founding of McAlester, Oklahoma and its trading post.

Matthew Kimes was an Oklahoma bank robber, murderer, and brother of George Kimes; who led the Kimes Gang in the 1920s. The Kimes brothers began their outlaw ways as little more than petty thieves at a young age but quickly moved on to bank robbery.

We are the grapes in the wine press of God's wrath.

Lightning Whelk have a left-handed shell (shell opening to the left with shell spire pointing “up). Abnormally right-handed Lightning Whelks are very uncommon, but may be found on rare occasions.

The campfire is going out.