Irna Wrote:
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> Byrd Wrote:
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> > I do academic research on American rock art
> sites,
> > and the inscriptions on the rock are
> obviously
> > new. Believe it or not, there's a color and
> shade
> > difference in old inscriptions and new stuff.
>
> >
> > Osmanagic's inscriptions are new... the
> color
> > indicates a date no older than 200 years
> ago.
>
> Hello,
> I allways suspected that these inscriptions were
> fairly recent, but I'm interested in how you can
> determine that from a few bad pictures ?
> Regards, Irna
>
>
>
> Le site d'Irna
>

Dear Byrd,
Can you provide any pictures? Your research seems to point to less than 200 years old. I'd be interested to see why you think this.

As stated, I am not familiar with the Illyrian Alphabet. No references seem to be availble online. From the concrete looking structures, Davidovits compared this stuff to Opus Caementium. This re-dates these buried structures to be newer than the Roman Colliseum(50 AD)(please ignore davidovits). This "Thing" could be 200 years old, for all I know. I'd like to "see" what you have.