For comparison, here is the first large rock pile I saw at the site, of a similar design:
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7 comments :
I have to admit, that "tail" is an awful lot like the main pile at Apron Hill.
I've found "tails" for a platform cairn at the Oley Hills site and also in Vermont.
Lets collect the pictures in one place. I also am suspicious there may be a connection to the "Sunday" piles with retaining walls.
Is there a moss covered small standing stone at the end of the first large stone mound you saw (last one in the video)?
Not sure what you mean.
The second video shows a long stone mound, at the end of which is a moss covered stone that rises above all the others. My eye was drawn to it.
I see it, not sure it was deliberately placed, or moved later into that position.
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