“Professor Casana describes the circular feature as a “council circle,” which were centers of tribal communities in North America, believed to have associations with astronomy, but they also served as ceremonial, political, and defensive structures.”
Might be a good way to trap passing game animals.
Might be a good way to trap passing game animals.
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Or it might have some other logical purpose. Occam’s razor gives precedence to simplicity. The archaeological community seems to lean toward complexity. Just saying.
Good observation! My former business partner and I recorded a hunting blind of limestone within 75 meters of the entrance of Carlsbad Caverns, in New Mexico. The site had been missed be several preceeding surveys over a 50 year period.