I found these rock piles several miles north of where I live, a few miles north of a place called Dilltown which is along Rt 403 which comes out of Johnstown.







See also: Bills own rock pile [click here]
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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Imagine my surprise in reading this post and realizing that Dilltown is only a couple of miles away from me in Johnstown. I was out that way a couple of weeks ago - surveying where I want to search next. I have to say - the "style" of the rockpiles and mounds are the same as I have been finding and posting at http://laurelhillwalks.blogspot.com/
I've found a big rock pile on pennview MT.years ago..approximately 6feetwide by 6feet wide and 3feet high..out in the woods..we found a big rectangular stone at least 3 inches thick at the bottom of the pile..
The rectangular stone looked like a lid...
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