I have found some as well and they often look exactly like their stone counterparts. I'm thinking of posting mostly photos of my finds vs videos but thought I might start creating comparison videos to show folks how similar (some almost identical) these pieces are. I don't think it's a coincidence at all.
The wood effigies blow my mind too. I think you're right about the clay, but I also considered other coverings like pine tar resin or plaster (which had clay also) that would have helped keep them from rotting. I have also seen bark from trees that were once carved fall off and look like the effigies on just the inside face. Wild stuff, like it is frozen in time
I have found some really cool ones in the River! It’s hard to believe they have survived this long! I wash them and dry them and seal them with watered down wood glue. It prevents it from cracking, just don’t let them dry too long only a few days.
Great tips thank you. I have a few wooden effigies that I’m not sure what to do with-my biggest concern is the wooden bow that I just have sitting in the cardboard box. It’s turning to dust
@@FacesintheStone I have one too! I do half wood glue with half water. Apply 2-3 coats, or as many as you want. The more you put on the more shiny it will be. I apply it with a sponge paint brush and if there are spots that it builds up, then take a regular dry paint brush and just go over it a few times, it will smooth it out.
Wow, the wooden pieces are so cool, not something i topically find in MA. But once in a while, i do. Usually chard and found in clay mud . Sometimes a whole fire pit ! The wood preserves well out of the oxygen ! Nice Video ! 👍
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I have found some as well and they often look exactly like their stone counterparts. I'm thinking of posting mostly photos of my finds vs videos but thought I might start creating comparison videos to show folks how similar (some almost identical) these pieces are. I don't think it's a coincidence at all.
Please do! It would be great to see and hear your thoughts on them.
Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible weekend
Thank you Tim ❤
The wood effigies blow my mind too. I think you're right about the clay, but I also considered other coverings like pine tar resin or plaster (which had clay also) that would have helped keep them from rotting. I have also seen bark from trees that were once carved fall off and look like the effigies on just the inside face. Wild stuff, like it is frozen in time
Great information as always- yes Sir !!! You are helping the community ❤
@@FacesintheStone my pleasure ! Thank you for sharing all that you do!
reality is more bizar then we think i am happy i am not the only one who sees this all .. sometimes i think beeings are manifesting them self
For sure!
Great video ✊💯 hope you have a good weekend
Awesome to see you again. Thank you.
I have found some really cool ones in the River! It’s hard to believe they have survived this long! I wash them and dry them and seal them with watered down wood glue. It prevents it from cracking, just don’t let them dry too long only a few days.
Great tips thank you. I have a few wooden effigies that I’m not sure what to do with-my biggest concern is the wooden bow that I just have sitting in the cardboard box. It’s turning to dust
@@FacesintheStone I have one too! I do half wood glue with half water. Apply 2-3 coats, or as many as you want. The more you put on the more shiny it will be. I apply it with a sponge paint brush and if there are spots that it builds up, then take a regular dry paint brush and just go over it a few times, it will smooth it out.
Wow, the wooden pieces are so cool, not something i topically find in MA. But once in a while, i do. Usually chard and found in clay mud . Sometimes a whole fire pit ! The wood preserves well out of the oxygen ! Nice Video ! 👍
Thank you! Great info too
Love it! Are the wood or stone effigies worth anything or are they still just pareidolia to the experts?
They’re worth more than a paper dollar I’ll tell you that. We don’t sell them, and we actively discourage the selling or profit from any of this art.
Thanks for the nice share 👍
Thanks for the visit! I Love your Work!
Sweet video and channel! Liking and subbing! You'll be at 2k in no time!
Thanks for that.
@@FacesintheStone Anything for a fellow traveler!!