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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.

Thursday, February 20, 2020

Faces (MD)

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 Sherry R. writes, “I read your blog about the little face found in Lisbon (CT):   I have a collection of artifacts found from 1900-...
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Sunday, February 16, 2020

Path at end of Clewes Rd, going down to Terhuen Dr - Falmouth, MA

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One notes the setting above a kettle hole and the presence of another pile above the path in the bushes. These Sippewissett mounds could...
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More and bigger mounds at Sippewissett - biggest mounds on Cape Cod

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I took a friend to see a rock pile I located along the trail, and we both wandered off a few feet to see if there might be other things. My ...

Potential Site in Albermarle County, VA

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Reader Jackson Landers writes: I've come across a site that I don't quite know what to make of and I would really appreciat...
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Thursday, February 13, 2020

Some rock art links

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Reader Alicia writes: … I'm sending, as I said that I would, some more articles on rock art when they were published Past Preservers...
Tuesday, February 11, 2020

An old 'shovel' - from Boxborough

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Reader Russ sends: About 9 inches long with broken tip.  6 inches wide at the top.  If legit it seems like a shovel?
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Upper Fall Brook - Westville, Taunton

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Glebe Rd is an old road that crossed the lowlands around Fall Brook. If you follow the edge of the wetland north to the highest place you ca...

Minor tributaries of Threemile River - Westville, Taunton

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I thought it would be fun to go a bit further afield, to Taunton. My center of gravity is southern Rt 495 and it was only about 20 minutes...
Monday, February 03, 2020

Teeing up the next site

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Kinda looks like you should walk down that path between the boulders - do you see it? The brook continues below and does have piles along...
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North Cumberland RI - Ash Swamp Brook

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I took a walk in a substantial, open, woods behind a high school. I found the inevitable rock piles; about where they were supposed to be. T...
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