Friday, June 13, 2008

Nice Larry Harrop/Bob Miner Picture

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Also visit "Waking up on Turtle Island"

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Tim MacSweeney has added new posts recently (link at the right). (Out here in Seattle, glad you folks are busy back east.)

Highland Boy's Blog udpated

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Thanks to "Two Headwaters" for drawing my attention back to this blog (links at the right).

About Judaculla Rock

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[Click here] - from "Ruminations from the Distant Hills"

Stonewall Jackson Lake walls - from the resort in West VA

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Norman Muller sent this in. There was no additional information. My first thought was "ceremonial" then, on closer examination, I...
Monday, June 09, 2008

Laurels and Bobcats - Willard Brook State Forest

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[Not rock pile related] I was walking down a path through this and saw a small beige animal, about the size of a fox. I should have frozen a...

Light to no posting for the next week

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I am going to Seattle for work. Let me leave you with this - a solitary rock pile I saw at Willard Brook State Forest. This rock pile is loc...
Sunday, June 08, 2008

Nipsachuck back in the news - from the Associated Press

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Lawsuit latest twist in dispute over suspected Indian site in N. Smithfield By Ray Henry Associated Press Writer NORTH SMITHFIELD — A...
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Friday, June 06, 2008

Points and drills from Enfield CT, collection of Isaac Davis White

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Sorry for the lousy picture, it was dark in my friend's parent's house, which he is cleaning out after their departure. These are ni...
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Wednesday, June 04, 2008

The "comma"

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Here it is in parallel between upper and lower rock: And then just some solo examples:

A link to an article by Fred Meli - from JimP

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Finally some more information about Nipsachuck. JimP writes: Interesting story on Dr. Meli's blog today. Have you read it? ht...
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Small Breakout zone site, Stow MA

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A little site near Stevens Hill in Stow: Here in the woods there was a dug out hollow with a stone lined well at the bottom, draining off do...

Catskill Park - Part 2

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by theseventhgeneration Standing at the edge of the rock pile and looking just to the right of the pile, the path of "green" that ...
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Tuesday, June 03, 2008

How do you know a rock pile is man made? By the company it keeps.

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People are often puzzled about how do you know a rock pile is man-made? And how do you know it is Native American and ceremonial or somethin...
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Low ground piles with white rocks, in the Billerica MA woods.

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I headed west out of a warehouse parking lot, quickly through the fringe of pine saplings at the edge, and down into the woods. Pretty soon ...
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