Thursday, February 02, 2012

Short Stretches of Stone Wall at Rock Pile Sites

I think we, as a community, better figure this out soon, before somebody else does. Here are some possibilities:
1. Part of an alignment - i.e. related to a direction in the sky or to another place of interest
2. To cast shadows of a particular kind
3. To create pathways that need to be followed during a ceremony.
Any other possibilities?

3 comments :

  1. Part of a serpent effigy.
    To define or delineate a sacred space.
    Part of a fire break.
    Part of a fish weir.

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  2. Makes me think I need to revisit and photograph a small piece of zigzag row, inside a riparian zone bordered by zigzag rows on both sides where, up at the source, are several mounds, including the flat boulder with the balanced bear's head tobacco sacrifice stone...

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  3. Well, this is a REAL stretch, but I wonder if there is any similarity between some short stretches of stone wall and Recumbent Stone Circles? See the link here for a description of RSC's.

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