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Prehistoric Lithic Sites Open to the Public
Updated July 11,
2002
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Dighton Rock
A famous petroglyph on the Taunton River in Berkley Massachusetts. This site is part of the Massachusetts State Park System.
Website: http://www.state.ma.us/dem/parks/digr.htm
Gungywump
The Gungywamp Society Interested in "the apparent existence of early Christian religious symbols and old Gaelic messages written in Bronze and early Iron Age Ogam script [which indicates] a long and varied contact between the New World and the Old". Gungywump is located in near New London Connecticut.
Website: http://www.goudsward.com/gungywamp/
Mystery Hill
This site, also called "America's Stonehenge", in Salem New Hampshire combines ancient ceremonial architecture with more recent quarrying and rearrangement. Describing itself as "the most important archeological site in America", the site contains much of interest. Mystery Hill is an hour from Boston.
Website: http://www.stonehengeusa.com/
Additional Sites will added as time allows.
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