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.
Update:
I am posting a new pic of this material, against a neutral background, an unpolished surface.
I believe this is called a metamorphic igneous rock. Does it have a name? It is from glacial gravel on the beach.
Previously Had:
Can anyone offer a clue about what kind of rock this is? It looked like granite at first but it is mostly a reddish mineral:
I usually find myself shaking my head at "Trail Maintenance Photos" that breach "stone walls" and otherwise disturb probable Indigenous Ceremonial Stone Landscape features, but I'd like to give a CSL award to the Windswept Ridge Preserve of Essex, CT for this remarkable alternative to disturbing possibly quite ancient rows of stones or Qusuqaniyutôkanash...
(Photo by Jason Greene:)
