Saturday, November 26, 2011

Dating stone tools in Europe is so easy!

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I cannot resist a nicely flaked stone axe [ Click here ] "may be about 100,000 years old"
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Sacred Landscapes and Sacred Memories - presentation

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“Sacred Landscapes and Sacred Memories”, presented by Pamela Ellis,J.D., and Rae Gould, Ph.D., of the Nipmuc Indian Nation, on Tuesday, Dece...
Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Odd Smooth Stone

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Decided I should stop telling about this stone that has made me curious and post it so I can get comments from people here. The picture belo...
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Hill between Century Mill Rd and Danforth Brook

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I was heading up the northern side of a hill near Danforth Brook in Bolton and was a little surprised to see a rock pile as I glanced downhi...
Sunday, November 20, 2011

Back at the new site, quartz stemmed arrowhead

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Last week I posted about a new site where I found a few arrowheads. I didn't have time last weekend to thoroughly and systematically sc...
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Is that a fluted point or what?

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Unidentified, funny, little rocks

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Spear throwers or "atlatls" are sticks used to extend the length of the thrower's arm, perhaps even adding some "whip...
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Who built the ancient structures in Canada and New England?

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Just saw this question as a search term one visitor used to get to this blog. Isn't the answer contained in the question? I mean who liv...
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Split Boulder.....with two offering holes in Hopkinton, RI

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From Jeff in RI: Cut back some brambles and brushed some pine needles away to reveal the holes. A Eureka moment for sure! Update : I did n...
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Philip Smith

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Norman Muller writes: I came across this article while browsing an archaeology website, and to my amazement found Philip Smith's name b...
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Hallstead PA

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Norman Muller writes: Those cairns that Don Windsor found in Chenago Co, NY, remind me of some I saw in Hallstead, PA , which is probably n...
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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Exploring Chenango County, NY

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by theseventhgeneration Click here for a link to the Exploring Chenango County, New York blog by Donald A. Windsor. The link will take you...
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A completely inaccessible rock pile site - Rt 110 Harvard, MA

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This is something I have been waiting to see: a rock pile site that is completely inaccessible. Even with lower water levels it would be dif...
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Cothren's Indian "Idol"

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The legs were added, the material "petrified walnut(?)." Image from:  http://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/moa/apg3269.0002.001/59?page=roo...
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Friday, November 18, 2011

Stones that look like birds- Cumberland RI

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Here are a couple that I have found. Near the base of a small hill: At the top of that same hill: Peeking through the leaves in the fo...
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Looking for Bird Stones Online

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So I start the day like I usually do. I make some coffee and turn on the computer. When the coffee's done, I sit down at the computer d...
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