Jammer Wrote:
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> The disappointing thing is it wasn't assumed to be
> native, IF it dates that far back, as if Native
> Americans weren't "bright" enough.

Actualy, this is a typical fraud of the nationalists. They want to prove that their culture was the one that gave the world everything (like Osmanagic and his "very ancient pyramids") and thus we get the Chinese/Celts/Norse/Egyptians promoted as world travelers who leave their marks all over rocks on every continent.

> It just as well could be a "secret club" lingo for
> boys in the 1880s.

No, it was done about 1995. Seriously. The rock fell off, someone carved it, and then made a "sudden and startling discovery." You'd be surprised how frequent these frauds are.


> Crap like this muddies the waters for all.
>
Sadder still is the number of people who buy into them.