By Geophile
Noticed this on the Portal this morning--a new entry about a chamber in Montville, Connecticut. Probably familiar to Norman, but maybe not the rest of us. There's an allegation of Ogham.
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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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There is no Ogam at the Montville chamber, and it is not a 'souterrain,' as it is called by many. I am presently writing an article on it for the NEARA Journal, based on a talk I gave about it at one of the biannual NEARA meetings. I believe it is Native American, and ancient.
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One other comment: Good thing he says it is off Leffingwell Rd. in Montville, because I have never heard of this road, and that will keep people from finding the chamber!
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Your analysis of it, I'm sure, would be more believable than his. It certainly sounds like a remarkable structure.
ReplyDeleteKind of an elitist attitude.. Perhaps we should round up every copy of Manitou and have a book burning, lest anyone else finds the chamber?
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