Rock pile in the blueberries. Falmouth, MA
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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.
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- A revisit to a NY site
- Nice video at Hi-Tor Stone Monuments
- FFC finds a snake effigy - Carlisle Town Forest
- Rock pile on an outcrop - Harvard, MA
- A modern rock pile site - Southern Bolton, MA
- First look at a modern rock pile site
- Roadside attractions - split wedged rocks by the road
- A small structure at the northern edge of Upton S...
- More from the NY site (or "Rocks on their haunches...
- Rocks on their haunches
- Crisis on the Schaghticoke Reservation mp3
- Early stone tools - not rock piles related
- Roadside Attraction in Hopkinton
- Thanks to the Mashantucket Pequot Museum for the link
- Whiling the winter away
- Money for public and tribal lands
- More remembering summer
- Remember summer?
- Stone Turtle
- Small Standing Stone from North Smithfield, RI
- Carahunge - Stone circles in Armenia
- A little more on and around the underwater "Stoneh...
- More on: Underwater Rocks Puzzle Archeologists
- Rock pile creature - Sudbury State Forest
- Features behind FFC's house
- Split boulder cairn from Queen's Cairns RI
- Some Nice Rock Piles
- How tough cairns can be
- Hawaiian stone features
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1 comment :
Peter,
That looks like a manitou stone. It also resembles some grave markers in Indian cemeteries.
Best,
Tim Fohl
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