Attached are two images that I think represent a lignham and a yoni.
The first (0399) seems to show a phallus (stone row) and scrotum (boulders). This structure is in the Stillwater area of Fahnestock State Park NY.
The second (0007) seems to represent a yoni. 
This is the same filled split boulder described in the below article by Norman Muller. The image is taken from the top of a high sharp spur immediately west of the split boulder. This structure is in the Wiccopee area of Putnam County NY.
This is the same filled split boulder described in the below article by Norman Muller. The image is taken from the top of a high sharp spur immediately west of the split boulder. This structure is in the Wiccopee area of Putnam County NY.
There were a number of split filled boulders at Fahnestock, but I don't recall the one just posted.
ReplyDeleteThis is the same split boulder that is pictured in Figs. 12 & 13 of your article. It's appearance is much different when viewed from above.
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There was a split boulder much like that second one at a site near Oley Hills that Frank [I'm drawing a blank on his last name, although we knew him well) took Don Repsher and me to some years ago. Very similar in shape, because I remember I said yoni and someone else said deer hoof.
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