“...an interesting mix of ancient native work along with possibly colonial era and post-colonial ruins.”
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Will Kuberski writes,“I
suspect these were built on top of an ancient site, a much earlier
construction. The foundations appear to be dug out of solid bedrock. It seems
apparent that the farm was built where it is because the natives had previously
built walls, leveled areas of earth and possibly engineered certain features of
the area. There are classic rock piles and snake walls throughout the area that
seem beyond the scope of a small horse farm. An interesting feature of this is
called "the Natural Pool", which lies at the bottom of a stream which
runs down the mountain. It was apparently dug out by hand in the 1930's for
local recreation, and is still used. There's no telling what kind of neolithic
history was wiped out during that construction, but it warrants a closer look.
I suspect the entire area was a significant native site that has been almost
obliterated by early settlers, but still apparent. Excavations on the farm
house and the area have not been done, however it seems that the Weis Center
staff might welcome such endeavors. Luckily the preservation of this area is
not under threat.
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Thanks!
Like that: " There are classic rock piles and snake walls "
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Yeah now that you mention it, silly choice of words, but I suppose you get the idea. -Will
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