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Rock Piles

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.

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

A place out west of here with "monumental" piles

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One of my favorite places to walk around looks something like this, with red outlines where I have found rock pile sites: You can see the po...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Kaaterskill, Part 2

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By Geophile The trail we hiked on led to this viewat Huckleberry Point: the ribbon in the distance is the Hudson River. Off the right side o...
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A manitou stone support

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Norman Muller sent in this picture from Bob Miner. Saying: "...This example, of what appears to be a small manitou stone of the head-an...
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Monday, June 11, 2007

Video clip of damaged pile - Leominster

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So happy to be home

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Here is one of my favorite stomping grounds out west of here: Sunday I explored a new part of one of the hills in here. Turning off from the...
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Kaaterskill, Green County, New York

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By Geophile On vacation last week, we hiked on Kaaterskill Peak again, in the Catskills. We didn't get to any new sites, but I got to sp...
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Friday, June 08, 2007

Connecticut town passes law to protect stone walls

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Thanks to 'Waking on Turtle Island" [Click here]
Thursday, June 07, 2007

More AZ rock piles - broken down plant boxes

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The most impressive collection of rock piles I saw was off Rt 60 coming south from the Apache reservation(s) entering the Tonto National For...

A rock pile sign-post - a second AZ rock pile

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In Moenave on the Navajo reservation after looking at dinosaur footprints we drove over to look at a "newspaper rock" collection o...

A first rock pile in AZ

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I saw a few rock piles in Arizona, none that seemed particularly reminiscent of the ones we have in new England. For example, the first one ...
Wednesday, June 06, 2007

In Search of the Indian Doctress - by Margaret Bruchac

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Are you familiar with this, related to Old Sturbridge Village? [Click here for complete article] "...Fortunately, Rhoades' history ...

More pics from North Smithfield - Nipsachuck

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Tim M. writes in: Here are some additional photos from Nipsachuck. As I mentioned to you in the past, the cairns Dr. Meli is surveying next ...

NEARA Field Trip to Boxborough, MA, Sunday June 24, 2007

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On Sunday, June 24, 2007 NEARA member, George Krusen will lead a field trip in Boxborough , MA through an area that was part of the Nash...
Tuesday, June 05, 2007

Wall anomaly - from Richard Potts

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Monday, June 04, 2007

Delaware Water Gap

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Norman Muller writes in: Larry Harrop assembled my Delaware Water Gap pictures and commentary into one document... Here it is: http://www.r...
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From Norman Muller -- Photos From Russia And Web Page

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by JimP Norman Muller sent along the following photos from Vyacheslav Mizin, author of a fascinating article on perched boulders in the most...
Friday, June 01, 2007

Some AZ rockpiles

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This is from Rt 60 going south just after you leave the SanCarlos Apache Indian Reservation and enter the Tonto National Forest. On the righ...
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Thursday, May 31, 2007

South African Photos From Norman Muller

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by JimP Norman writes, "I'm attaching two photos that Bo Westling, a researcher from Sweden, sent me of two perched boulders in Sou...
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

The modern mixed with the more ancient

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These are from Moenave, Navajo Reservation - behind the dinsosaur footprints.
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Apache signal quality

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At a hotel in Winslow AZ with no internet - but turned on the computer in order to look at the pics I took today. Then up pops the little in...
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