Medicine Wheels

Medicine Wheels
Stoneribs

Stoneribs

A stream about "Medicine Wheel" prehistoric stone rings of the prairies.  FAQ  Digital Study  Directory

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Eagle Butte

Eagle Butte

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

Another site where detailed mapping, including subsurface features, would be very helpful.
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Hughton

Hughton

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

One of the very few "entryway" sites (G3) where the entry isn't from the southeast. Why? Or have other features been...
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Hardy Turtle

Hardy Turtle

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

Sadly, conservation for this endangered turtle involved moving the boulders to a park nearby...
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Giles Turtle

Giles Turtle

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

Another turtle effigy...
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Antelope Hill

Antelope Hill

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

Antelope Hill's prominent entryway feature is complemented by external cairns reminiscent in size and placement with ...
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Sundial Hill

Sundial Hill

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

Sundial Hill's double ring is interesting, but the pronounced entryway (are those meant to be legs, as in some other ...
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Roy Rivers

Roy Rivers

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

Roy Rivers (also called "Empress") occurs amongst tipi rings in a relatively habitable setting - does this suggest a ...
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Miner 1

Miner 1

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

The graphic intensity and structural complexity of Miner 1, with an entryway, external cairns, and other features, di...
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Barry

Barry

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

The Barry site is now part of a very pretty sub-division. It didn't survive civilization.
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Ross

Ross

David Vogt

David Vogt in Medicine Wheels

If the human effigy features of this site were isolated here, it would be easy to assume that they were desecrations ...
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