An unusual combination [click here]
Also, see this interest feature from the same site.
Also, this, which I think Tim M will like.
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Just wanted to know if anyone can tell us the purpose of a circle with quartz in the center. There are several of different sizes at this site.
I do like that bear, sitting on a flat top boulder. Reminds me very much of "my first effigy." This one: http://wakinguponturtleisland.blogspot.com/2009/04/bear-stone-rocking.html
The circle with the quartz suggests a burial to me.
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