You know that your stone is not a Peralta Stone? You just wanted to "draw the reader in" The only reason you mentioned the Peralta Stones was because of their notoriety to draw the readers interest.
What are you writing a book or doing a thesis? Just telling stories?
Your buddy found a stone and you want to do what? (Other than draw in readers) Make them believe it has something to do with yet another treasure? A different treasure? It must as your stone isn't composed of the same type of stone as the Peralta stones.
Do I dare mention that there is a stone ruins from a stone house? It consists of the ruins of a stone
house.
Arizona Daily Gazette
August 16, 1893
PREHISTORIC RELICS
A Mammoth Stone House in the Superstitions.
While much has been written and said about
the prehistoric ruins of southern Arizona,
there is one relic which has been heretofore
apparently unnoticed. ect, ect, ect.
I'm not interested in stone houses! Or stones that are deceptively thrown out to the public implying treasure.
AMAZING!