A Partially Collapsed, Possibly Indigenous Stonework Feature in the Vermont Woods

Another Curious Stonework in the Bolton Area

A Partially Collapsed, Possibly Indigenous Stonework Feature in the Bolton, Vermont Area. Photo by Mike Luoma.

This is one of several semi-collapsed and somewhat buried ancient stone constructs found in the Bolton, Vermont woods, and continues a series of posts covering what I came across this past weekend. Discovered slightly off the beaten path, and found near the possible Fish Effigy shared in an earlier post.

Something Fishy In The Vermont Woods...

Approaching the Stonework:

The Other Side of the structure:

Views around the Feature (click on any gallery photo to enlarge):

A Partially Collapsed, Possibly Indigenous Stonework Feature in the Bolton, Vermont Area. Photos by Mike Luoma.

The stone next to it, with its gently concave surface, could be a grindstone.

A Possible Grindstone. Photos by Mike Luoma.

Given there is other stonework in the general neighborhood thought likely to be of Indigenous Origin, and the proximity of the potential Fish Effigy, I believe there's a good possibility this is some ancient Indigenous work as well.

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