Maidu Village Discovered?

[Sarahs]

It all started with a chiastolite, thank you to the one who identified it. Found on Etsy for about $3.
Then it was a possible rubbing stone. I didn't believe it so I didn't even look at the responses.
That turned into an obsession and I believe I have uncovered an entire Maidu village on my family property.
Next to the railroad tracks I can only imagine the history.
A circle of huge boulders align with the neighbors boulder at summer solstice setting sun. The other neighbor aligns with winter solstice setting sun.
I fell over on my chair when I used suncalc.org. I pinpointed exactly on my rock via google earth and sure as **** it summer solstice lined up.
Two boulders in town align with rising sun at the solstices. (yet to confirm)

Waiting for archeologist from UC Davis or Sac State to verify.

 

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[gunsil]

Sorry, but I don't see any artifacts among the rocks in your photos. They all look like naturally worn stones.

 

[BillA]

you may indeed have found it, an obsession
those rocks are just that

 

[pepperj]

"Waiting for archeologist from UC Davis or Sac State to verify."
The solstices?
Or the rocks?

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

You need to return those items to the exact position that they were originally placed!
Toying with the vernal equinox is never a good idea.
And upsetting Mother Nature can really backfire, especially in these trying times.
Put them back I say!
I am impressed with you lugging all those home to photograph, I hate it when I more than 3 pulltabs in my pouch.

 

[unclemac]

the circle of boulders is interesting... can you get a picture from above, perhaps using a step ladder? and your neighbors stones too. About your other rocks, what leads you to think of them as artifacts?

 

[Jason in Enid]

rocks and imagination, rocks and imagination.