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Destroyed Site. Canonchet, Rhode Island
Every site is mute and if we don't speak for it, it won't speak for itself
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LINKS
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United South and Eastern Tribes Incorporated Resolutions ( USET )
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Narragansett Indian Nation
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Tomaquag Memorial Museum and School
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The Narragansett Dawn
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Articles by Norman Muller
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Rock Piles Blog
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Native Stones
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Aboriginal Stone Constructions in the Southern Piedmont by Philip E Smith. Starts on page 29
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The Blog of the Yale Indian Papers Project
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State archaeologist Dr. Timothy Ives was quoted in this Valley Breeze 12/18/2013 article.
"Native Americans did pile stones for ceremonial purposes.
But later day farmers also created rock piles to clear land for sheep farming".
Slide Shows
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Serpent Effigies
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Manitou Stones and Standing Stones
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Mortars
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Boulder Wall
Recommended Reading
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Manitou:
The Sacred Landscape of New England's Native Civilization by James W. Mavor Jr. and Byron E. Dix
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Connecticut's Indigenous Peoples
by Lucianne Lavin
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LymeDisease.org
Recommended Videos
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Ceremonial Stone Landscapes
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Ceremonial Stone Landscapes of New England
