Turtle tales

[White Heart]

Hello, I have been reading Treasure Net for 4 years and have learned lots from all of you.
This is my first post.
Following clues, I came upon this small turtle head with a tail, no body, no shell.
Any input would be welcome.

 

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[G.A.P.metal]

Welcome to Tnet !
Just a rock sorry
Gary

 

[miboje]

Welcome, White Heart.
Well, what I usually like to do is to look around the area and see how many other signs/symbols there are in the vicinity. If I can find none, I assume it is natural rather than man-made. I think if it was a KGC piece it would likely be more detailed. I am not sure I would classify this piece as a treasure sign, but that is just my opinion.

 

[Carolina Tom]

I like the way you think, but that looks like a natural rock to me.

Best of luck to you sir!

 

[Wm the Conqueror]

The rocks are natural, the rocks actually have been cut! The rocks are telling you a story! The nice flat one looks like the exact shape of Tennessee! Lol The ancient scribes, used this stone under their wrist, so they wouldn't get carnal tunelle disease from extended writing!

 

[Wm the Conqueror]

The rocks are all secrets of freemasonry! Got to read the rocks! I can validate that rock! The rocks are awesome! Point the rocks north as a sundial!

 

[White Heart]

I believe I have a classroom for the study of the Quadrivium and or a pre-washington temple initiation site.
I found the key to enter 17 years ago.
The local freemasons know nothing of it. It predates them.

 

[White Heart]

This is the Key. Actually my 5 yr old son found it. He is 22 now and has learned the lessons we uncovered.
I was describing to him a concept I found chiseled in stone once, and he said "that sounds like the theories of Gauss". !!He was right.

 

[Wm the Conqueror]

The key and the rock are awesome! The key and the rock tell a story. The masons probably do not knpw and if they do, they are not talking.