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Here's a sampling of a new site Bob Miner recently found and photographed in Western Rhode Island.

 First a short stone row. Could be a serpent.

Below is a close-up of a section of the row pictured above.

The site has a bit of everything, Split boulders,rows and cairns.

Located in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut.

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By Bob Miner.

A continuation of the previous post. 

This is a large manitou stone built into the side of a stone mound .

Note the meter stick leaning against the manitou stone.

By Bob Miner

 Located on 200 acres this site has a little bit of everything. A rock shelter, small chambers and niches, a propped boulder and stone rows.  

 Starting with the shelter. The interior is approximately 6' x 12' 

  The illusion that the back of the shelter is open can be cleared up by enlarging the image above by clicking on it.   

Below is a photo of the interior. 

 Below is a close up of the wall. 

And a couple more shelter photos.

From the shelter we go to the stone row. Note the small niche bottom right side of the photo.

The following features are built into the row.

The photo below was taken from inside the split looking out.

Here's a couple of small chambers.

And a propped boulder.

And finally some rock piles.