I recently found a website with maps of Mass. State Forest. Here is the relevant map with the lower red outline showing Bruce's first site and the upper outline approximately where we found another site. There is probably lots more in there to be seen
At Bruce's first site, the main attraction was a long curved rock pile. Here are views of the back:



There were a few other piles around in various stages of ruin:



More on the other site in a subsequent post.
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Years later I found things like this near Blood Hill and north into NH
Again: long berms with accompanying "hollows" (ie graves) are a feature I associate with southern NH. But then I have not spent much time around Holbrook MA
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