A Google user found this site today, searching on the phrase "why did early americans pile rocks on garbage pits".
Makes me wonder: where the heck did they get that idea? Anyone know?
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1 comment:
Not sure about your question, but reminded me of "wolf stones," placed over early graves to keep wolves from digging them up. I always believed the colonists took that idea from the Indians.
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