Hagstones

[JoshinMO]

Everyday We have The opportunity to learn new Thing's and Today I learned a little about Hagstones. Hagstones are,,,, See link

http://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-a-hagstone-2562519

[JoshinMO]

I have found a couple of Them I believe, I didn't bother to take Photo's of Them but plan to eventually and maybe I will post Them Here. They actually are hard to find in some Area's, Other Area's can be much easier though. The Quartzite or Quartz seem's to have formed many of Them in this Area but The Lime and Chert not as many.

As far as Them having extraordinary Power's though, I'm not so sure about all that though. Thanks Journey Love for helping Me learn Something new Today.

Everyone please feel free to post Your Rock's with Holes, or Hagstones.

[gregszybala]

Get Chris to post his, he has a bunch of them!

[SurfaceHunter]

I’m not a believer on them

[Kentucky point]

I just found one the other day. They are somewhat common around here. I don't believe in magic voodoo rocks, but they are cool.

[CMD]

That's cool, Josh. The mention of fertility rites reminded me that the Men-An-Tol in Cornwall was used for that purpose. Women who wished to become pregnant would climb through it...

https://www.cornwalls.co.uk/history/...men_an_tol.htm

[JoshinMO]

How about that, neat!

[SurfaceHunter]

Nice but I don’t think that’s the same as a hole in a rock you find in the creek

[JoshinMO]

I did a little reading on them on other sites also and that's how some were probably made, by water anyway. Keep in mind though, It's just Rock's with holes.

[CMD]

No, Glenn, it is much bigger, but, like smaller naturally formed holed stones, it has a clear association with fertility rites, and so there is a very clear connection, as was described in the article Josh posted, which, after all described stones from Europe, the same as the example I posted....

[SurfaceHunter]

Was your big one modified by humans Charlie?