I'm doing a complete overhaul of my yard and I have a 10x10x30 piece of stone that looks like a pedestal. Anyone know what it is exactly and what I should be looking to sell it for?
Where on the property did you find it? Around here (New England) similar stones were often used as property line markers - though the ones here tend not to be curved on the top, just flat.
That appears to be a boundary marker, the shape is right as is the material, it would be used to mark the edge of a property, county border line, state boundary (border) Line.
I also found some civil war era head stones in that same shape in our oldest cemetery.
Just judging from the current appearance I would be most inclined to call it a boundary marker though.
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