Norman Muller writes:
A friend of mine sent me two photos yesterday of a 100 foot wall at the Oley site in PA that cuts across a rocky wetland. The wall many also have a manitou stone leaning against it. See image below. The wall is about 100 feet long and not connected to other walls. It reminds me of a wall on the side of a mountain in Rochester, VT, that cuts across a wet area (2nd image). It, too, is unconnected to other walls. Both examples fit.a pattern, and I'm wondering if you and others have recorded similar examples in your travels.
My friend Al says, looking at the first photo: Gibagawaigan ; dam, causeway in Ojibway
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