This is about rock piles and stone mound sites in New England. A balance is needed between keeping them secret and making them public. Also arrowheads, stone tools and other surface archaeology.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
More BHill piles
Here are some interesting shaped piles. This first one is a familiar shape. I think there was something similar at the pig skull site.Tim M. asked about the second pile in the video and I do have other pictures of it but there must have been moisture on the lense:Here is a detail of the end of the pile:It is worth mentioning that this pile is at the same location as the small line of rocks that turned out to be more like an outline, the other day. This one:And this:
The reason I asked is that it appeared sort of bear's head-like, similar to my old bear's head tobacco-sacrifice rock - in an area surrounded by zigzag rows where other animal effigies are on large stones...
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The reason I asked is that it appeared sort of bear's head-like, similar to my old bear's head tobacco-sacrifice rock - in an area surrounded by zigzag rows where other animal effigies are on large stones...
It looks like a shape to me too. I cannot identify it but that black sharp stone at the end looks integral to the pattern.
Oops I neglected to log out of my son's username.
- Peter
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