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I love this stuff, there is a wall in Foxboro Mass. right behind the big AT&T Cell Tower there is a dirt parking lot and if you walk in a bit then climb on rocks you see it.BTW the radio waves that come out of that thing made me sick I had to leave

Any in Maine? Interesting video. Thank you.

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.

N@tive American historians (actual N@tive American ones, not the why-t3 liberal ones rewriting history), will tell you none of them ever built ANY of these stone structures, whether in North America or South America. Most stone structures were here long before they were. They may have repurposed them at times, but they generally stayed away from them as they were seen to be foreign sacred structures that were spiritually a threat to them. Bad juju kind of thing. The only group of N@tives to use and build stone structures and sacrificial stone alters were the Guale of Jekyll Island, Georgia. According to Conquistador recon reports, they were massive in stature and even their women were over 9ft. They made blood sacrifices. They possessed the only recurve bows, including metal weaponry in North America... reminiscent of Middle Eastern peoples like the Canaanites. Most, if not all, of these structures have precise alignments to various stars, equinoxes, etc. All part of America's hidden history not taught in schools today..

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.

Thank you for telling the truth.

The depiction of the attack at 2:40 looks very accurate to what Mrs. Rowlandson described. She wrote that the Natives stood "behind the slope of a small hill, upon which our home stood". There is a tree stump now where the house was, and maybe 10 feet away, a small hill exactly like the one illustrated here. I have stood on that very spot, and all I can say is that the energy there is very heavy and sad.

Nice presentation!

Did you check out the stone chamber? And the one man wide Stonebridge currently under a Beaver dam

Thanks for the video

Hmm. 🤔

Was this video shot anywhere near the rail trail by the arch bridge?

I hard a theory that they were used by Native hunters who would stay back in the winter time to maintain watch on their lands. Living in the valleys in winter = DEATH, so they would build and construct higher elevations to avoid the death cold at night. They said that most tribes would travel South during the winter to avoid the harsh conditions and had well known passages and trails running all along the Eastern seaboard while some of the men would stay back and wait for their return. makes sense. you don't want Squatters coming in.

You got my subscription... Thanks for the great info and perspective! 🌱

What is the depth of the soil on the top of the chamber?

COOL

Its formerly on the Forebush family land yet they make no record of itnon maps going back to the 1790s.

I was in there about 4 months ago and went in my first time there yet I knew about it for decades, I picked up ORBS floating up on my camera

The layout reminds me of New Grange layout.

I wonder how all that timber got in there, much of it looks cut. Who would chuck logs into such a place?

The building style is very similar to what the @BKR - Scottish adventures channel has explored in Scotland. There are many interconnected stone chambers and "hallways" that he explores. This stuff has always fascinated me as a New Englander raised in New Hampshire. There's a lot of strange stuff out there in the woods!

Locally we call that formation the Anticline. As the area of the path is steep and unstable, it's doubtful there's human manipulation.

Super cool ❤

It looks like a rock Troll about to munch down on you! Fascinating formation.

The oven is very interesting and looks like there could be some man made alterations.

Thanks ! That's my old hometown.

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.

" they tamed a pristine wilderness "? wow

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!

If you go in the woods in north scituate Rhode Island, near snake hill road you can see the piles of rocks in different sizes to finish a wall but was never done.

I love this! Thank you 🙏

i just like the music! PS, I found it! Crowd Hammer by Kevin Macleod!

Very informative. I have both colonists and Micmaw Native American in my ancestry. I know the name of my 9th Great grandmother, a Micmaw/Mik’mac person.

do you know the orientation of the chamber, did the entrance point to any particular sun rise or set? did any of the stones in the chamber stand out in anyway? thanks for sharing this fascinating and what should not be an obscure subject.

Its no secret that white men continuously claim they were the FIRST to do everything, even when they werent, even when history proves otherwise. Liars and theives its not hard to see , even today how their lack of sincerity is all about ego and control. Nothing existed before white men, according to THEM

Definitely some curious formations and not your typical colonial structures. But I really got a wonder why Native Americans would build such structures. It takes an enormous amount of precious time, energy and calories to do so. Also, there are records of settlers encountering wigwams and other Native American structures, but I have not seen any references to stone structures. Not saying it’s not possible but just looking for more evidence. Thank you for sharing.

Another great video thank you ! I have been thinking the walls that seem to come together in rows but are obviously not European they possibly could have been traps for herding deer to cull herds and make it easier to gather meat I've read entire tribes would do deer drives by getting in line making noises to push them into pen type structures they would put branches and weave them through trees allowed to grow in stone wall the trees and weaved branches would make the walls high enough so deer other animals could not jump out .many indigenous trbes have done this for eons . Could the twins with a third structure be the three sisters? Corn squash and beans ?

Thank you for creating and posting this video. It's been a long while since I read 1491, nice to see someone challenge the settlers made the stone walls pontifications

Where are you

Amazing how we are manipulated by lies.

We find some crazy megalithic size blocks down in south eastern PA along with crazy artifacts u can check my channel out..Indigenous stone work is very common in the sights I've been researching for 15 years in Pennsylvania there was an enormous amount of ancient civil engineering done including stone damns canals massive collapsed henges quarried from a special type.of granite that's found at ancient quarries 2 miles away...I'm a believer that cultures were far more mobile in the past...but we find structures built with giant stones down here and they were all documented as being here before first contact ??

Good points made. I have found numerous references from colonial times about the effort expended in clearing trees and stump removal, filling in marshy ground, digging drainage ditches, digging clay for brick. Even a very early reference from the 1600's to a farm dog by name. Extensive accounts about the wars between colonists and Native Americans. Never a single reference to the enormous effort required to build these extensive walls. And I read history. A lot. Without doubt, some walls were clearly built by settlers to enclose fields and pastures using removed field stone. Having hiked & cross country skied during my 8 years in New England, I can vouch for the fact that the true extent of the walls leaves an indelible impression once you, personally, see it with your own eyes, and realize that they do not follow the easily identifiable patterns of pastures & fields, as in Ireland, rural Britain, or Portugal, or the Azores. The lichen encrustations of some walls alone suggest great age, as lichen grows so slowly.

The stone walls across the southern Appalachian mountains lore say they were slave built .

Hudson native my whole life. Wondering where this is. Found mounds at Danforth as a kid.

What a great video! I'm can't praise your work enough! Thank you!!!!!

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 .

My Grandfather grew up in Yonkers NY. Always took vacations on lakes up north & loved taking rides along the Hudson Valley. He told us they were “Indian Walls”. Just what we called them no matter where we were, PA, NJ, or CT. My son is a big hiker & at 27 calls them the same

Could you please outline certain details we should be seeing? Your eyes are more acute and trained in what to see.😊

Concurring European’s wrote the narrative we call history. It doesn’t mean it was true…

Out west in Arizona the stone were used exclusively by Indians for building huge cities.