Hi Mike, hey I was looking up at the Stars awhile ago and had a thought about these serpantine rocks. Here goes. Presently we use Polaris as our North Star. But 2,800 years ago we used Thuban as our be guiding star. Thuban is in the Draco System. Draco is a serpant. So, you see where I'm going with this? The idea of sacred enduring stone relics is intriguing Thanks for your help Mike!
You've come across precession, eh? Yes, this has been considered and studied for quite some time, Timber. Some suggest there is a connection. I'm not sure there is a correlation, but there may be. Glenn Kreisberg's book "Spirits In Stone" opens with a section on a site he's been stewarding on Overlook Mountain in Woodstock, New York, where he discovered that the large stone structures he found there seemed to mirror that constellation on the ground. Although we don't know what the ancient Indigenous interpreted it as, as Draco was a European interpretation. There's also a section in Glenn's book by a dowser who found Indigenous stonework follows underground water, both the stonework in the northeast and at places like Chaco Canyon. Some of those tribes which have shared insights into the stonework say it was created for Balance. It may be by following underground water (Underworld) and by being oriented to something in the heavens (Skyworld), stone constructs in Ourworld somehow pulled the three together...
I often see these things. I grew up in an area with similar bushland. There are giant boulder near my home, scattered in twos and threes a distance apart. There's a very spiritual feeling in this area.
As I used to walk through the woods as a kid I would see these stone walls and the narrative was that colonials had to move the stones to make a field for planting. As usual I took it for granted. I never wanted to move the stones. I never wanted to reconstruct it. something told me don't touch . Now I know why these are sacred Stones walls.
I read Vatican Assassin! The small snakes of Vt definitely live and hunt around rock walls. I definitely need to look closer at the rock walls for these eye formations! Thanks.
Thank you for checking out a couple different facets of my writing! I take some inspiration from Robert Silverberg, who not only wrote great science fiction, he also wrote about the Indigenous Mound Builders of the Midwest. Got a bit crotchety in his old age, but still...
Totally excellent video!! This is what I've been talking about for many years now!! I'm glad people are "getting it". But there is much more in the walls, there are "words", "stories", information. I believe the walls themselves show a certain high level of organization. Great work Mike!!! This really is well done, thank you!!
I don't believe so. But we find serpent iconography the world over, and certainly among the ancient ancestors of the Indigenous folks of what's now called New England, leading myself and many others before me to believe it could be representative of a Serpent's Head.
I live in Gloucester, MA and there's stone walls everywhere in the back woods. They look like they were used a dividers; I've always wondered about them. Great video!
The soil in the NE is very rocky as the settlers soon found out, because they could not plow the land… they had to get rid of them by collecting them in long rows. It was hard work and usually done by ox carts.
Thank you for the great footage, excellent narration.
I have an ancient Native Indian Stone wall here in Westport MA and one of the remarkable rocks is a head of a turtle in white quartz .
What a great video! I'm can't praise your work enough! Thank you!!!!!
Thank you very much
Hi Mike, hey I was looking up at the Stars awhile ago and had a thought about these serpantine rocks. Here goes. Presently we use Polaris as our North Star. But 2,800 years ago we used Thuban as our be guiding star. Thuban is in the Draco System. Draco is a serpant. So, you see where I'm going with this?
The idea of sacred enduring stone relics is intriguing
Thanks for your help Mike!
You've come across precession, eh? Yes, this has been considered and studied for quite some time, Timber. Some suggest there is a connection. I'm not sure there is a correlation, but there may be. Glenn Kreisberg's book "Spirits In Stone" opens with a section on a site he's been stewarding on Overlook Mountain in Woodstock, New York, where he discovered that the large stone structures he found there seemed to mirror that constellation on the ground. Although we don't know what the ancient Indigenous interpreted it as, as Draco was a European interpretation. There's also a section in Glenn's book by a dowser who found Indigenous stonework follows underground water, both the stonework in the northeast and at places like Chaco Canyon. Some of those tribes which have shared insights into the stonework say it was created for Balance. It may be by following underground water (Underworld) and by being oriented to something in the heavens (Skyworld), stone constructs in Ourworld somehow pulled the three together...
@@AncientStoneMysteries "Draco was a European interpretation."
Indeed.
Thank you, Mike!
I often see these things.
I grew up in an area with similar bushland.
There are giant boulder near my home, scattered in twos and threes a distance apart.
There's a very spiritual feeling in this area.
As I used to walk through the woods as a kid I would see these stone walls and the narrative was that colonials had to move the stones to make a field for planting. As usual I took it for granted. I never wanted to move the stones. I never wanted to reconstruct it. something told me don't touch . Now I know why these are sacred Stones walls.
I read Vatican Assassin! The small snakes of Vt definitely live and hunt around rock walls. I definitely need to look closer at the rock walls for these eye formations! Thanks.
Thank you for checking out a couple different facets of my writing! I take some inspiration from Robert Silverberg, who not only wrote great science fiction, he also wrote about the Indigenous Mound Builders of the Midwest. Got a bit crotchety in his old age, but still...
Totally excellent video!! This is what I've been talking about for many years now!! I'm glad people are "getting it". But there is much more in the walls, there are "words", "stories", information. I believe the walls themselves show a certain high level of organization. Great work Mike!!! This really is well done, thank you!!
Thank you, Dave!
Thanks again Mike!
You're welcome - thank you, Craig!
Any in Maine? Interesting video. Thank you.
Yes! I've helped investigate sites in Maine, still helping, actually. Here's one of my videos from Maine: ruclips.net/video/0dYHDU7Xp04/видео.html
I'm curious if there were giant salamanders during the Paleolithic Indian times. Perhaps that might explain the lizard looking stones.
I don't believe so. But we find serpent iconography the world over, and certainly among the ancient ancestors of the Indigenous folks of what's now called New England, leading myself and many others before me to believe it could be representative of a Serpent's Head.
Hmm. 🤔
I live in Gloucester, MA and there's stone walls everywhere in the back woods. They look like they were used a dividers; I've always wondered about them. Great video!
The soil in the NE is very rocky as the settlers soon found out, because they could not plow the land… they had to get rid of them by collecting them in long rows. It was hard work and usually done by ox carts.
@@Slo-ryde Oh interesting! Yah that makes sense - thanks for the reply.