Since we're discussing elements that sites may have in common, I'll bring up this one: the flat stone or platform near a boulder or rock pile. I haven't been sure if these happened by chance or if they're purposeful elements, and this seems like a good place to ask that kind of question.
Here's an example, from Oley Hills, Berks County, of a platform stone in front of some interesting boulders.
And here's an example, from Monroe County, of a similar flat rock in front of one of the rock piles in a 'cairn field.' Sorry about the color on this. Something happened to the CD these pictures are on.
Anyone seeing anything comparable out there?
Well you know, I haven't looked for that feature because I never noticed it. But now I'll keep my eyes open.
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