This is a link to someone's California (I think) hiking photos, focused on the rock stack/columns that the author and friends came across and built themselves while on the walk. But in the middle of the album is a picture of a real rock pile, they did not even see cuz they were busy photo'ing the moss.
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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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Obviously New Age. I saw similar piles in Sedona, AZ, last summer.
ReplyDeleteYou mean the one where they call the moss 'lichen'?
ReplyDeleteThis is the author of those pictures. How do you define a 'real rock pile'? I suppose you're talking about this picture:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.signite.com/hiking/archives/pictures/Sanborn/120702/images/DSCN9249.JPG
And yes, this is in California, about an hour from San Francisco.
I should have said "ancient rock pile" rather than " real rock pile".
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