Tom_in_CA
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Hello All, Saying the Money Pit is a "Bust", what reasons have we for the stones found over the century?
The equilateral 10' triangle made of round beach stones pointing towards the "Money Pit" as well as a line of stones going thru and pointing due north?
Also the large "Drilled" stone found 50' North of the "Money Pit" and a similar "Drilled" stone more than 400' east? All found in the late 1890's.
What reasons are there for the discovery of "Nolan's Cross" found in the '80's. 5 large cone shaped granite boulders and one of sand stone in the middle seemingly aligned symmetrically to form a cross and showing geometric measurements? Possibly alluding to the connection between the Masons & Templars?
Explain several "Mosaic" marked stones that were found by Gilbert Hedden at Joudrey's Cove in 1936 with a number of different mosaic symbols?
What about the granite bolder with the letter "G" in a rectangle supposedly representing mosaic "Geometry"?
Also there was the "Heart" stone, possibly hand made. Was it to mark a treasure?
Were all these stones placed just to reinforce the Scam / Hoax many of you all propose or was there indeed a mosaic presence?
It seems to me this would be a large amount of work to go thru just to support a hoax and if the cross was indeed part of the hoax wouldn't the hoaxer have leaked it out before the 1980's?
Your Bud Aurum
Good questions Bud Aurum ! A few explanations I'd suggest to "curious stones" that seem to have a rhyme and reason so-as-to-have-been markers placed on purpose. Good question !
1) I am of the opinion that you can go anywhere on earth, and ... if you study rocks and their placement long enough, you can no doubt come out with all sorts of designs they form. And you can probably find funny squiggles, curious shapes, etc.... on lots of rocks anywhere. For example.... no joke ... some guy on T'net not long ago posted satellite image captures of the desert southwest floor. And in it, he was convinced he'd found boulders (as seen from satellite) that .... when you connect them with a line, formed triangles that were too uncanny to be dismissed as random. And he inferred all sorts of geometric shapes, and the meanings they hold as "treasure clues", etc... And others got on and said that it was nothing more than random coincidental.
Eg.: if you draw a line through ANY 3 rocks, you will ... doh .... get a triangle of some sort, right ? Or like if you lie on your back and stare at the clouds, you can eventually see a smiley face, a letter "G", and so forth that are formed by random cloud patterns, right ? Yet no one would suggest that this is anything more than random coincidence.
2) But suppose for a minute that the rock's placement, and any drill holes you could find there on Oak Island, did indeed pre-date the whole start of the first little boy who "saw lights". Ok, so what ? I mean, there were people there before hand, maybe even pre-contact indians eh ? What's to stop them from laying rocks in patterns, that mean nothing at all ? Or to have drilled a hole in a rock that means nothing at all ?
If you go into my backyard, you can find rocks in curious patterns (the paving stepping stones we placed in placed for a walk-path) don't mean "treasure". And you could find drill marks and/or other man-made marks in my back-yard, but ... trust me, they don't point to a treasure.
If someone thinks the curious placement of stones, and curious marks and symbols in my yard = treasure, I will allow you to hunt my back-yard for $50 p/h. My rates are reasonable.