Is that a rock pile? Are there any others? Yup there's another one over there.
This is the moment that I am addicted to. Why don't more people have this hobby?
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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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I wonder about that all the time. Since you posed the question, I was thinking about this a lot yesterday. My theory is that you can find a lot on the internet about already discovered rock pile sites, like Halcott Mountain. Most of the photos and references are from forums and websites on high peak hiking. So, the folks that understand that something different is going on with these rock pile sites, well, they already have a hobby hiking high peaks. Too bad, I say, because a LOT of people have that hobby and very few make a hobby out of discovering rock piles which, I think, is much more avant-garde than hiking every high peak in the state!
ReplyDeleteIt rivals arrowhead hunting which is popular throughout America.
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