Lambton Rocks

Exploring Portable Rock Art in Lambton County, Ontario

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Stone With Eye: Part One

The distinguishing features on this stone are a wide-open eye which can be seen on the right hand side of the first few photos; a striped pattern and a thin white wash that gives it a ghostly quality. From some angles, it might appear as if the lens is out of focus, but it's actually this wash. I believe it was likely painted over the stone to give it an other-worldly effect.

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