( Peter Waksman)
 

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The New England Antiquities Research Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to a better understanding of our historic and prehistoric past through the study and preservation of New England's stone sites in their cultural context. This issue is dedictated to the memory of  Anne Humphrey, NEARA Secretary WHAT'S NEW New State Coordinators for MA. Photos of Devils' Hollow Marshfield MA CURRENT EVENTS (Mass Field Trip - Nov 11) TOPICS OF INTEREST  (Under Construction) Stone Chambers | Archeoastronomy | Peopling of the Americas |  Native American Stonework | Cultural Diffusion | Epigraphy About NEARA -  Membership, Contacts, and Background Information   Photographs - Megalithic and Ceremonial Sites in New England [Updated  Feb. 2001, new photos from Emeric Spooner] Online Magazine - Articles from NEARA Publications and from Contributors   Site Report Form   BULLETIN BOARD/GUESTBOOK -  Please add your comments or just say Hello   Across Before Columbus? Evidence for Transoceanic Contact with the Americas prior to 1492 (includes book ordering information) LINKS to Antiquities and Archeology Web sites [Updated Jan. 25, 2000] Lithic Sites Open to the Public       NEARA Online Magazine [Last Updated Dec 10,  2000] The NEARA Online Magazine contains articles previously published in the NEARA Journal and the NEARA Transit as well as works submitted by independent Contributors. See below for information about submitting an article. The magazine will be updated as new material is submitted.    Articles A Small Circular Stone Seat - A site report Peter Waksman   Mill Street - A few stone piles Peter Waksman Geologist thinks Kensington Runestone not a hoax Peg Meier / Star Tribune   Newport Tower -  Update on the Plowden Petition Doug Weller Native American Stonework of Missouri by Nancy Bryant.  Petroform-Mound Linkage in East Central Wisconsin By Jack Steinbring and Herman Bender (Courtesty of the Upper Midwest Rock Art Association) The Sprit Pond Runestones and the Mysterious "Facts" Of Their Fabrication By Suzanne Carlson The Feminine Form in a Rock Pile By Peter Waksman The Salem Dolmen - A photo by Tom Paul Back Issues Dec 2000 Issue Spring-Summer 2000 Issue Winter 2000 Issue Sept 1999 Issue April 1998 Issue December 1998 Issue July 1998 Issue     Submission Information Submissions are welcome. Please send plain text files or HTML. Images should be individually less than 100K and total not more than 1 megabyte. Please include a copywright notice if desired. Send information to <waksman@tiac.net>  If you have photographs and can write up something about them, arrangements can be made to scan them.