Saturday, March 18, 2006

Tripod Rock NJ

An archeologist takes a look and concludes these things were built by Celts and Fur Traders. [Click here] The anti-Indian bias appears to still be alive and well. The argument is: Indians were busy hunting and would have no reason to construct perched boulders or solstice alignments.

A new age author takes a look and comes to no particular conclusion
[Click here]

1 comment :

pwax said...

You can tell I am not very sympathetic to archeologists. I'll add something more: when they finally do start acknowledging Native American stone work, most of them will conveniently forget that amateurs have been studying this for decades.