Norman Muller sends in this link:
http://www.celticnz.co.nz/Waitapu_Valley/Waitapu1.htm
Poking around there, led me to this [Click here] about a truly bizarre
stone structure in Oklahoma.
There seems to be a lot of curious stuff (alternate archeology) at the
parent site "Viewzone" [Click here].
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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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What do I think about that Oklahoma wall? I poked around some more in the parent site and saw some other relevant photos. There are a lot of little visual clues that this is just weird geology, and there was not one example of something clearly man-made. Without knowing any more, I think it is just geology.
ReplyDeleteBut what was really interesting to me was the first link that Norman provided to New Zealand rock piles and landscape mapping. I did not try to read the whole article or understand how they came to their conclusions, but I looked at the photos (there are at least 3 separate web pages) and read the captions and came away quite impressed. The author's have a very different take on surveying than the one we read in Manitou or hear about from the proponents of "alignments". Also seeing those old rock piles in the grass in New Zealand is very poignant. My aesthetics are slanted towards enjoying the visual appeal of rock piles.