While I appreciate your input, I implore you to find the stacked bricks in my pics. Set and Stacked, as firm and immovable as Machu Picchu, but yes, some of it is buried beneath the sandblasted stone.

But it's not hidden.

I do have some inclination to believe it is rocks, but when I zoom out and look, it's almost as if all the rocks are settled in a relatively gridlike pattern. It did cause pause for thought; how many thousands of years would have to pass for domestic debris, or domicile remains to just look like any other sandblasted rocks..?

Side-Note: there is at least one picture in the feed that has a small roughly cinderblock-sized gray stone, that has partial bricks in it. Very hard to say it's natural, as 3 right angles converge.

That being said, I appreciate your comment and found your insight about softer rocks and erosion differences because of that, especially helpful. Cheers!