According to historian George Santerre, a prehistoric Indian site was in Oak Cliff Two prehistoric Indians Mounds Ancient site of Native Americans
Fragment from an 1852 map (click on map for larger view)	At the northern end of the Ridge Route coming up from the Waco Indian Village, was a prehistoric Indian site described by Oak Cliff historian George Santerre in his book The White Cliffs of Dallas. On this fragment of an 1852 map of the Peters Colony, the ancient Ridge Route is outlined in red and the location of two Indian Mounds Santerre mentioned is indicated with the green dot.
1886 map of Dallas County (click on map for larger view)	On this fragment of an 1886 topological map, drawn by the U.S. Geological Survey, the approximate location of Remond's two Indian Mounds is shown with a red dot. Excerpts from George Santerre's text, with his sketch map (Click here).
2016 aerial view of the site (click on photo for larger view)	On this fragment of an 2016 aerial photograph what I believe to have been the location of Remond's two Indian Mounds is shown with a red dot. Virtually the entire surface on Remond's original site surface has been quarried away. I found no library containing any record made by Remond about his excavation findings at these Indian Mounds, none of his Indian artifacts supposedly given to the Dallas Historical Society (according to Santerre), nor any other written account about this ancient prehistoric site.
11 April 2017 Jim Barnes