I live in eastern Ontario and have a cottage on a lake [at the tag end of the Canadian shield] in the County Central Frontenac. I went for a walk in the woods, it was once farm land and who knows what before that and came across a rock pile that held my interest.
I understand that it is a difficult thing to determine if it is something legit by a pic but it feels like it means something, I just don't know what. I have not disturbed the pile except to clear some leaves for size and context. I would like to learn more about rock piles and their significance. There are a couple other smaller piles in the woods, near each other.
Where could I find the aboriginal history of the area?
I appreciate any help or guidance you might offer.
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Looks pretty structured to me. Like this:
http://rockpiles.blogspot.com/2013/09/reader-steve-w-writes-ive-found-two.html
If it was once farmland, the Family would've had their children go out into the fields and gather all the rocks since the Canadian Shield is quite rocky. And the answer to your question is that they were piled for clearing fields
Think
it's a grave iv found plenty archaic sites
It's seems to be within the last 400 years by the orientation of the grave
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