From Matt Howes:
Hello All,
Just thought I would share
with people some recent posts from my blog and to stay in touch. First
is a very interesting ledge in Sherborn, MA. that I took note of and
feel strongly about the features associated with the site:
And finally are some stone tools I found (on the surface) along a
brook. I did not disclose the location of the brook on my blog for
sensitivity reasons. Just between us these tools were found along the
banks of Beaver Brook which is right behind the College Rock ledge by
the Hopkinton/ Holliston town lines. Curt- the cairn field/ stone mound
site I showed you and Walter Van Rogen last summer by college rock is
located on the slope above this part of the brook. Here is what I found
poking out of the mud along the brook (also in dry spots in the water
table)-
PS-
stone tool #6 (which is picture #10) was found off of South Mill St. in
Hopkinton (MA.) last summer poking out of mud on the bank of a pond off
the street. I noticed the quartz poking out of the mud and picked it
up, and noticed it was a nice proj. point. Everything else in this blog
post was found along Beaver Brook this spring.
I hope these findings are helpful to your/ our research. And I wish everybody the best of luck and happiness. Stay in touch,
-Matt
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