Details along the Other Walls

 

 (Continuing from http://wakinguponturtleisland.blogspot.com/2017/09/the-other-walls.html

   & the two previous posts from the same “site.”)

   Not tossed, but placed, and very Deer-like:

    Maybe this is also something, another zoomorphic stone, maybe a deer – or maybe a serpent with a single horn on the top of its head:

And there beside it, a shape that reminds me of a birdstone – not a polished one but sort of a “birdstone in the rough:”

   Here’s a birdstone drawing, lifted from https://www.iaismuseum.org/annual-events/birdstone-2/

   Here’s another example of one – shown standing on its tail, for some reason:

(Doctoring the image:)

From: Making Pictures in Stone: American Indian Rock Art of the Northeast by Edward J. Lenik

https://books.google.com/books?id=ZKBHqkzoGWEC&lpg=PA217&ots=YAKkZL9CUQ&dq=bird%20stone%20washington%20ct&pg=PA218#v=onepage&q=bird%20stone%20washington%20ct&f=false

Some interesting stacking of stones: