NEARA Online Magazine

The NEARA online magazine consits of three sections; a selection or articles from past NEARA Journal in downloadable in PDF format, a group or articles previously available as web pages saved as PDF, and links to other similar artcles found on related web sites.

 

Online Magazine

Picture Glossary of New England Lithic Constructions

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion
  • Posted 1 October 2009.

Remembering the Tarratine Wars

  • by John V. Goff
  • NEARA Journal
  • Posted 16 July 2009.

Radiocarbon Dating of the Newport Tower

  • by Rob Carter
  • NEARA Journal
  • Posted 13 July 2009.

Deed Rock & God's Ten Acres

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion
  • Posted 23 June 2009

Accenting the Landscape: Interpreting the Oley Hills Site

  • by Norman Muller
  • The Archeology of Semiotics and the Social Order of Things, 2008
  • Posted 24 November 2008.

The Montville “Souterrain” Reconsidered

  • by Norman Muller
  • NEARA Journal Vol. 41 #2, Winter 2007
  • Posted 24 July 2008.

A Case for the Use of Above Surface Stone Constructs

  • by Edwin C. Ballard & James W. Mavor Jr.
  • NEARA Journal Vol. 40 #1, Summer 2006
  • Posted 29 August 2007.

The Ringing Rocks of Pennsylvania

  •  by Nick Reiter
  • Posted 28 August 2007

     

Selected Articles

More articles from the NEARA archive.

Nova Dania: Quest for the NW Passage

  • by Suzanne Carlson
  • NEARA Journal Vol. 39 #2

Mystery Hill Solstice Site

  • Photos by Edward Bochnak

Modern Stone Circle to Open as VT Park

  • by Lisa Gannon

Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers: Vol. 24

  •  The Epigraphic Society

Rattlesnake Hill, Where Are You?

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion
  • from the NEARA Journal

Who Cleft the Devil's Foot

  • by Charles F. Herberger

  NEARA Journal Vol. 35 #2

Two Chambers in Concord

  • Photos by Peter Waksman

The Ordering of Towns

  • by H. Morse Payne
  • NEARA 2000 Fall Meeting

Rock-on-Rock

  •   by Peter Waksman

Stone Chambers of Putnam County NY

  •   Photos by Edward Bochnak

Carterfacts: George Carter on Diffusion

  • Collected writings by George F. Carter
  • NEARA Journal Vol. 38 #1 Summer 2004

Druid Hill: Three Views of Standing Stones

  •   Pictures by Edward Bochnak

Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Contacts

  • by Stephen C. Jett
  • NEARA Journal Vol. 36 #2 Winter 2002

Pluias Na Scrib: Den of the Scribings

  • by Larry Mulligan

"Spirit Doors" or Split-Wedged Rocks

  • by Peter Waksman - courtesy of Concord Magazine

ice Sunset, Tripod Rock

  • by Edward Bochnak

New Book: Contact with Ancient America

  •   by Ida Jane Gallagher & Warren Dexter

Carnac: A Megalithic Seismograph?

  • by Roslyn Strong

In the Wake of Zheng He: Regarding 1421

  • by The NEARA Publications Committee

For Want of a Nail: An Analysis of the Function of Some Horseshoe or "U"-Shaped Stone Structures

  • by Edwin C. Ballard

Unique Domed Chamber in Connecticut

  • by Earl Hill

Mississippian Solstice Observatory

  • by Jim Jung

Gault Site Clovis Artifacts

  • by Michael B. Collins & Thomas R. Hester

Vermont Platform Cairns

  • by Norman E. Muller

Shaker Spring: Fountain of Youth Found

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

Lithic Photo Tour of New England

  • by Edward Bochnak

Pots Point The Way?

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

Father John & The Rock Pile

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

Human Lymphocyte Antigens

  • by James L. Guthrie  

The Architecture of the Newport Tower

  • by Susanne Carlson

Hammonasset Line, Part Two

  • by Tom Paul

Hammonasset Line, Part One

  • by Tom Paul

WV Petroglyphs & Human Burial

  • by Larry Mulligan

A Second Shaker Spring

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

Some Balanced Rocks in Massachusetts

  • by Jim Moore

Lye Leaching Stones, Photo Essay

  • by Carol A. Hanny

NEARA Fall Conference A Success!

  •  by Sue Carlson

The Six Altars Of Nashoba Field Report

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

Half Moon Meadow Brook Field Report

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

The Boxboro Esker Field Report

  •  by Daniel V. Boudillion

  Burnt Hill: A Stone Circle in Western Massachusetts

  • by Daniel V. Boudillion

A Circular Stone Seat - A Neo-Pagan Site

  • by Peter Waksman

Mill Street - A Few Stone Piles

  • by Peter Waksman

Geologist Thinks Kensington Runestone Not A Hoax

  • by Peg Meier / Star Tribune

Newport Tower -  Update on the Plowden Petition

  •  by Doug Weller

Native American Stonework of Missouri

  • by Nancy Bryant

Petroform-Mound Linkage in East Central Wisconsin

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

The Indian Cave

  • by Tim MacSweeney

Stone Rows and Boulders: A Comparative Study

  • by Norman E. Muller

An Informal Site Report: A small open enclosure in Lincoln, Massachusetts

  • by Peter Waksman

A Stone Calendar

  • by Tim MacSweeny

An Array of Rock Stacks in Acton Massachusetts

  •  by Roslyn Strong

Triangular 'Drill' Holes in Putnam County NY

  • by William Pollard

The Salmon Connection

  • a note from the Editor

The Man Known as "The Fresh Water Fishing Place"

  •  by Tim MacSweeney

Cultural Diffusion

  • by David B. Kelley

Early Stone Cairns and Rows in Eastern Pennsylvania

  • by Norman Muller 

Bear’s Head Stone

  • by Tim MacSweeny 
     

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