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as we ascend pompeii's pillar, i want people to think about what it was like 200 years ago.lark and his party are heading down the list on river hoping in planning to meet up with lewis. as they are coming down the river they're having to stop at , various intervals. and you might ask, well, what are they stopping for? they are stopping to hunt, to gather food. they're stopping because of the immense herds of buffalo that are crossing the river, and when i talk immense, i'm talking about herds of buffalo so large that there would be times they would have to stop for four, even six hours to wait for the buffaloes to cross the river before they could continue on. and other reasons they would stop was partly curiosity and the natural intent of an explorer, which is to look at the land and see the land. so as we think about all of those things, and as we tell the story today, clark is coming down the yellowstone and that morning they had gotten up. they had hunted. they had seen immense herds of buffalo, and he decides to get off the river and walk for a while and sees this. thi

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so throughout pompeii the pillar are these signatures.dreds of them, startle with explorer, fur trappers, not long after clark visited. then going into the time of the homesteader and travel trains up to the modern era, folks too tilled the land after the turn of the century. i'm sure if we looked hard enough we would probably find some local high school classes name on here from the 60's and 70's. pompey's pillar tell as story and continues on today with this legacy of all of these people that have passed by. so each time a visitor comes here, given they can no longer scrawl their names or write on the rock, they leave that legacy, too. as i mentioned before, that legacy kind of started before clark. if you look over here at the rock, you can see where there are some markings on the rock in sort of a reddish hour. those are actually native american picture graphs and petroglyphs. this site was culturally significant to the native americans of the area. when we get on top i'll explain why there was significance to the site both culturally