I can't give you anything except personal recollections from thirty years ago. They were commonly referred to as the "old indian caves". Caves was always plural, however I only knew of one. It was about five or ten miles southeast of the Battlefield off either Double
Churches Road or
Grove Hill Road I can't remember exactly. Behind the old cemetery was a trail into the woods leading to the cave. If I recall correctly it was in a high bluff overlooking
Rocky Bayou. The entrance was maybe ten feet wide and was caved in about ten feet inside. There was obviously a larger 'room' which you could see in lying prone and appeared very large. The opening was big enough to squeeze into, but none of us were ever brave or dumb enough to try. I seem to recall stories of
Spanish explorers mining for gold in the area, but I personally think this was naturally occurring. There was another creek very nearby called
Cave Branch which could have been the location for other caves, but I never found them. I haven't been there in thirty years, but it is my understanding that they were destroyed in the late eighties or early nineties by the lignite strip mining operation. It broke my heart to see that destroyed.