Zena Halpern Map

Yes, see my previous posting on page 1 of this thread detailing the origin of the map.

The point being extended extrapolations, solutions or interpretations of the meanings of a completely fake map is rather a pointless waste of time, no?
 

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Why would anyone waste time looking for fictional clues in fictional maps? ...
"Ms Halpern never knew...(the map)was in any way connected to the Cremona Document material or the Medieval Knights Templar. The Oak Island map is a fabrication, most likely created by Bill Jackson".- Scott Wolter, December 26. 2018
'Nuff Said
 

Here is a "classified picture" smuggled out of the Canadian Government archives that show clearly that aliens visited OI to try and recover their hidden treasure...

There is now more evidence of my claim than Zenas... At least I have a photo..

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Come on man......Why would aliens need that spaceship when there is a space/time warp tunnel on hoax island?
 

Reading/posting fiction based material is not treasure hunting.....
"Zena's book is filled with errors and outright fabrications, for example, there is no connection between the Cremona Document and Oak Island...
The map they use on the show was created by Bill Jackson as part of a novel he never finished".- Scott Wolter, January 18, 2021

There is NO real documented history in The Cremona Document AKA The Scrolls of Onteora, The Zeno Manuscript, and The Lost Templar Journals of Prince Henry Sinclair" all are fantasy fabrications written for various different purposes and are NOT to be considered as being factual or to be utilized as evidence of Templar or Sinclair voyages to America.
 

Even fiction purveyor Scott Wolter is claiming the map is a fake.

Yet some will be along to claim the map is real....
 

With all the questionable theories and things endorsed by Scot Wolter, when he flat out states the Halpern map is a fake, it absolutely is a fake. :laughing7:
 

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