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Yeah, they'd use that way of attaching the wire. Those grooves left by the drills were handy for keeping wire in place too! Those posts can weight several hundred pounds; that's probably one reason you often find them where they were put originally . I have just a piece of one that often finds its way into some seasonal decor here at the house...
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