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Friday, April 13, 2012
A letter from Norman
When you mention “cavities” below, I thought of one of the engravings in a Smithsonian publication of a stone mound in West Virginia (attached).
You must know that I’ve found a number of “tails” or extensions of the large platform cairns I’ve documented in Vermont. And that all began with a single platform cairn at the Oley Hills site in Pennsylvania. Attached is an image of that “tail.”
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This is evidence that the Oley Hills are part of the same continuum as the sites in northern Fitchburg.
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