"WEPAWAUG" Indian Mortar?

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This morning I was doing some research on early American settlers and Indian tribes in my area of Connecticut.
I found some interesting articles and one was saying how a "hunting tribe" moved up river from the Shelton/Stratford area and discussed some settled on one side of the river while others settled on the other side of the river at the "first falls" Which is the area I detected today.

The land has old stone walls and granite out croppings at the peak of the hill.

On my way back home I noticed thisrock and I think it might be a Indian/ early settler Mortar.

What do you think?

[ShieldJaguar]

Could be a mortar, pestle being the grinding tool. Did you lug that home? Looks heavy.

[oldgoat]

I noticed a lot of burn marks on that mortar, wonder why....goat

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Could be a mortar, pestle being the grinding tool. Did you lug that home? Looks heavy.

To big to bring home but it looks like the kind I found in Sadona 20 years ago..didn't take that one home either

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I noticed a lot of burn marks on that mortar, wonder why....goat

Not sure they are Burn marks There was a bunch old decaying acornds and crap in it I removed

[k1lla77]

looks like an old indian toilet, lol j/k

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Looks like it might be "WEPAWAUG INDIAN TRIBE' a part of the "PAUGUSETTS"