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Milton

Massachusett, the indigenous name for the Great Blue Hill, was the largest of the cluster of hills along the southern coast of Massachusetts Bay. As the second-highest elevation in all of Eastern America directly on the Atlantic coast, it possessed a sacred status in the religion of the Massachusett people. Beyond being a sacred site, the various hills were mined extensively by the indigenous inhabitants due to the abundance of a type of rare stone formed by the volcanic eruption of Massachusett 200 million years ago that was highly favorable for stone tools. These tools were traded among the indigenous people of the Northeast due to the rarity of the stone. This also indicates that the trade networks of the indigenous Northeast were far more expansive than previously thought.

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Name: Milton topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Milton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States (42.20071 -71.13075 42.27810 -71.03142)

Average elevation: 135 ft

Minimum elevation: -7 ft

Maximum elevation: 620 ft

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