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PETROGLYPHS, PICTOGRAPHS & MEGALITHS
OF
MASSACHUSETTS
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Acton
<petro 338>
-- Acton, MA: Arrow petroglyph with ogam?
Inscription |
Burnt Hill
<petro 335>
-- Burnt Hill, western MA: stone
circle[Photo
contributed by Clive Ruggles, Univ. of Leicester)] |
<petro 336>
-- Burnt Hill, MA: standing stone |
Chelmsford
<petro 342>
-- Chelmsford, MA: inscribed stone |
Concord
<bron 42> -- Entrance to subterranean chamber at Concord, MA |
<petro520>
--Concord, MA petroglyph |
<petro 339>
-- Concord, MA ogam inscription petroglyph |
<petro 391>
-Concord, MA petroglyph (ogam-like inscription) |
Essex
<bron 61> -- Massive stone head was discovered at Essex, MA
Photo James Whittall |
Gloucester
<bron 114> -- A Norse iron battle-axe discovered at Rocky Neck, near Gloucester, MA |
Hampton
<bron 30> -- Small dolmen, Hampton, MA (Photo James Whittall) |
Lawrence
<bron 86>
-- Bison sculpture from the valley of the Merrimack
River, near Lawrence, MA (Photo
Malcolm B. Pearson). |
Lynn
<bron 35> -- Dolmen with massive (40-ton) capstone at Lynn,
MA (Photo James P. Whittall) |
Martha's Vineyard
<bron
27> -- Cromlech dolmen, Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard (Photo William J.
Hall) |
Middleboro
<petro 341>
-- Middleboro, MA ogam stone |
Norwell
<petro 340>
-- Norwell, MA petroglyph with ogam inscription similar to Meath, Ireland |
<petro523>
-- Norwell, MA petroglyph |
Shutesbury
<petro 337> -- Nearon Stone petroglyph, Shutesbury, MA |
<petro 392> --NCARA Stone petroglyph, Shutesbury, MA |
Sutton
<bron 151> -- Massive stone seats or "Druids'
Chair" at
Sutton, west of Boston, MA |
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Upton
<bron 49> -- Corbeling construction of the Upton chamber, MA (Photo Malcolm Pearson) |
Westport
<bron 28> -- Small dolmen, Westport, MA (Photo
James P. Whittall) |
<bron 29> -- Another small dolmen, Westport, MA (Photo James P.
Whittall) |
Misc. Sites
<petro 343>
-- Massachusetts: Indian burial site
inscribed stone |
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Appreciation is extended to
René Fell for most photos shown in this section
Search for contributors of several unidentified photos continues.