Smithbrown
Bronze Member
Well I think the Westford Knight doesn't exist, the ship stone is 19th-20th century and the Vinland stone is a very modern fake.
Okay Reb, did you knotice the feathers that were carved on the stone? I believe that stone is telling you where tovgo. The featheres are placed in accordence to the points of the compass. The single feayher says to go east to the shore. Then go northeast to a place of great importance.as represented by the cross feathers. In native american belief it was a gift from the gods to get a eagle feather.
Hahaha, true compass wasn't invented but they did know North, South, East and WEST.
I would bet that there are a few stone carvings like that between Westford Mass. And the Norumberga Vinland stone on the south end of Mahone Bay. Near the shore on a stone big enough to see.
Rowan,
It’s on the Mahone Bay side of Second Peninsula. If you go along Prince’s Inlet Road to Young’s Lane, then walk along the beach at low tide, you will find it along there. There isn't any information on that particular stone, some believe that it is a modern copy of the Ramsund Carving. These stones were meant to be markers or monuments in recognition of "Someone's efforts" or "A groups efforts".
Some one please find the treasure, if there is one, so we can know the truth about Oak Island. There is a very expensive solution to Oak Island. Since it would involve the total destruction of the island, it will never happen.
Well I think the Westford Knight doesn't exist, the ship stone is 19th-20th century and the Vinland stone is a very modern fake.
i like treasure1822s theory.....maybe the g has a double meaning and also stands for gold....so why in the hell hasnt anyone dug under the g stone ?.....dig it up!
Some research would tell them roughly how much the tide level has risen over the years. However far back it was starting to have data keep on that type of stuff and then just apply to per year back some 300-400 years. Would be a good sized drop probably. I doubt that the town and or EPA would let them put a damn in now but they'd have to know approx. how far out to put it based on the tide level back then to make sure it is out past the water inlet area.
Assuming the Templars left whatever is there I'd think they would have kept some sort of record of it so that the next Generation could retrieve it..
Ergo the "MAP".....but not just the map....the map is useless with out the "Boat Stone", the "Runic Stone". The "G" stone is the Final marker but it can be determined by the map.