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Simple rock pile with a tail?
Seen near Stuart Pond, Sterling MA. I did find a small site a few hundred yards away in similar topography. Although at first I thought this was probably agrarian, in retrospect it might actually be legit as an ancient rock pile. What I am seeing is, aside from the rock in the left foreground, a rectangular outline of larger cobbles with a few smaller ones on top. The foreground rock that we ignored is about the same size or a bit bigger than the "outline" rocks behind it.
Seen near Stuart Pond, Sterling MA. I did find a small site a few hundred yards away in similar topography. Although at first I thought this was probably agrarian, in retrospect it might actually be legit as an ancient rock pile. What I am seeing is, aside from the rock in the left foreground, a rectangular outline of larger cobbles with a few smaller ones on top. The foreground rock that we ignored is about the same size or a bit bigger than the "outline" rocks behind it.
I see a curled up snake.
ReplyDeleteI think you might be right that the rocks are laid out in a spiral. That also might be the natural way to build up a pile - like an igloo of stone.
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