This is not just another smeared out pile. There are very few rocks out of place and the original outline of the pile is reasonably clear. If there is a visible outline in Tim's example (see here) I do not see it. I mention this not to be disagree-able but to enforce the point that it is worth examining these old structures carefully.
Saturday, April 02, 2011
No, I am talking about structure you can see
I have to disagree with Tim MacSweeney's comparison (in comments here, 1st and 2nd photos, after the map) between rock piles with hollows and the rock pile in his chicken yard. Here is the structure I am seeing:
This is not just another smeared out pile. There are very few rocks out of place and the original outline of the pile is reasonably clear. If there is a visible outline in Tim's example (see here) I do not see it. I mention this not to be disagree-able but to enforce the point that it is worth examining these old structures carefully.
This is not just another smeared out pile. There are very few rocks out of place and the original outline of the pile is reasonably clear. If there is a visible outline in Tim's example (see here) I do not see it. I mention this not to be disagree-able but to enforce the point that it is worth examining these old structures carefully.
Actually, I disagree as well about this one! I should have excepted this photo and didn't.
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