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PWAX photo from:
The uppermost stone appears to have been enhanced so as to suggest a protruding nuchal as well as the marginal scutes, still observable after weathering for an unknown length of time...
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The placement of the "wedge" further suggests an artistic choice to create this probable/possible zoomorphic and rather testudinate petroform.
Was the encircled portion of the lower stone "pecked" as well?
Was this the original position of the "wedge?"
Was it a spot for a clam shell of Tobacco?
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