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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.

Sunday, May 23, 2010

State of RI officially recognizes Ceremonial Stone Features

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Norman Muller writes: Note the info below: the RI State Historic Preservation Officer has listed Indian ceremonial stone landscapes in the ...
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Saturday, May 22, 2010

Woodbury man claims to have found artifact

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BY RICK HARRISON REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN WOODBURY — When Michael Hellwinkle turned over the stone, he wasn't sure what to think. "I ...
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Friday, May 21, 2010

Old friend back for the summer

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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Field clearing and wall enclosed rock piles

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Several weeks ago we had a brief discussion of rock piles that were enclosed in a retaining wall. For classic examples see here and here . I...
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Discovery channel episode on "America' Stonehenge"

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James Gage writes: In February, on a cold drizzily & snowy day, a camera crew from Discovery Channel interviewed Dennis Stone, Steve Bro...
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Rock pile in wall corner but with hollows

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Here is where the trouble begins: It is reasonably common to see a stone wall corner, closed off and filled with a triangular pile of rocks....

A little enclosure hint, in a stone wall

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Out with FFC walking at Malcolm Meadow Brook Conservation Land in Carlisle MA, you would expect him to notice something like this: Was there...

Curious structure in Carlisle Wetland

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Here is something curious FFC noticed while we crossed a wetland. Some deliberately placed and propped rocks: Between left and right section...
Monday, May 17, 2010

Flowers but no new rock piles

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The main find for the weekend was a negative one: looking at some larger mounds and deciding that they probably were from field clearing. I...
Thursday, May 13, 2010

"Twins" rock pile at Hopkinton State Park

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Another view, note the group of rocks below: And a closeup, showing the two rocks which I believe are selected deliberately for their simila...
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Small site by Prestwick Dr. Hopkinton MA

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Wanted to get into the woods off Prestwick Dr. hoping to head south but my way was blocked by houses and I ended up exploring on the other s...
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Another mound but does it have hollows?

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Things are shifting for me slightly. I am getting a bit tired of going out to find new sites and a more than a little ready to start seeing ...

Split Wedged Rocks - Weston MA

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Often these are all there is to show for a place once having had Indians and ceremony:

Stone Mound with standing Manitou Stones - Rochester VT

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Norman Muller writes: About two weeks ago my wife and I made a quick trip to Rochester, VT, to photograph one of the stone features, and as ...
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Monday, May 10, 2010

Flowers and Orbs

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Let's just agree that flowers are "rock pile related" since one sees them when out hunting rock piles. Here are some, new now ...
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Cold Spring creek branch - Arctic China State Forest, NY

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by theseventhgeneration Hiking along a logging road, then the Finger Lakes trail, I spotted a small rock pile embedded in a steep bank overl...
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