Stone Structures of Northeastern United States

Historic Structures Link

Native American Structures Link

Stone Quarrying Link


	*The Stone Structure of Northeastern United States* website is a resource for information about historic stone structures, Native American ritual stone structure, and stone quarrying methods in Northeastern United States. It provides information about how to identify these stones structures, their history and purpose.

	Website Last Updated May 21, 2009

HISTORIC STRUCTURES

Wells & Cisterns

Boundary Markers

Stone Arch Bridges

Inscription rock Site

ONLINE STORE

Field Equipment

Masonry & Stone Working Tools

NATIVE AMERICAN STRUCTURES

Pedestal Boulders

Split Stone Features

Reference Materials

ARTICLES & SITES

Sandown NH Site

America’s Stonehenge

Mount Carbon Site

Great Meadow Site

Indian Mounds -
Newburport MA

NEW ENGLAND STONE QUARRYING

Types of Quarries

Quarrying Methods

Transporting Stone

Historic Images

ARTICLES & SITES

Osgood Graphite Mine

Vermont Marble Quarries
(1890)

Carrara Marble Quarries
(1852)


	What is it?

FEATURED PAGE

Native American
Mound & Ditch Site
Newburyport, MA

DOCUMENTATION
& FORMS

Five Basic Steps of
Site Documentation

Basic Documentation Steps

Free Downloadable
Documentation Forms

Forms (PDF)

How to Write A Site Report

Site Report Outline

Sample Reports

Standing Stone Niche Site
Great Meadow Site

A Handbook of Stone Structures in Northeastern United States

The first comprehensive field guide for identifying, documenting, analyzing, and interpreting Native American and historical farm stone structures.

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“Native American Ritual Stone Structures of Northeastern United States”

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