Idyllwild Indian Mortar Rock
Posted by: 
geobwong2k
N 33° 44.980 W 116° 42.884
11S E 526420 N 3734436
Stone Indian Mortar Rock was used to grind acorns.
Waymark Code: WM182R
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 02/18/2007
Views: 96
These indian mortar rocks were used be the local indians to grind acorns into meal for cooking. The meal stored well and could be mixed with other foods to eat.
Located within the Mt. San Jacinto State Park, Idyllwild Campground, it is easily found off of the campground road near campsite #6. From the road, there is a sign that identifies the Indian Mortar Rock.
There is a $5 day use fee if you enter the park and stop for a picnic or to hike.
Trailhead: N 33° 44.980 W 116° 42.884
Type: Bedrock Mortar
How did you find this "Ancient Evidence": Other
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