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I would point out that the upper Engadine (Inn River valley) was the route of roads since Roman times, over which travel was accomplished from the Lake of Como over the passes into the Inn valley (leading eventually to the Danube) and into the Rhine watershed. At the high point of the Julier Pass, about 10km SW of St Moritz, are various standing stones preserved by the side of the main highway as remnants of the Roman Empire. At certain points south of the Maloja Pass the stone surface itself of the steep Roman road can be seen not far off the highway. Any large stone found in that region could be very interesting.
- Andy von Salis (USA)
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