Cypher stone help needed

[Tcar]

I found this small carved stone embedded in a moss blanket while uncovering the large stone I believe to be a cypher , it’s engraved with shadows, #s and symbols . Can anyone help read this ? I have found many carvings , sealed caves , a 200+ ft shaft a 130’ triangle made of stone . I have a good idea of the lay of the land I need help pinpointing . Thanks

 

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[Tcar]

a few more pics this stone has carvings on both sides

 

[AU Seeker]

Sorry but I see nothing but plain rocks looking at the photos, when I enlarge them to try and see what you see they are too blurry!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

It is phenomenon called pareidolia.

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[Chilli]

It is phenomenon called pareidolia.
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I want that bottom right one 😀

 

[oldmxrat]

You have an acute case of pareidolia. Thankfully, it isn't contagious.

 

[Tnmountains]

It is phenomenon called pareidolia.
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Wow!I knew you had a big collection but that is impressive!😂

 

[Tcar]

Lmao !! Yes impressive ! I may have it ! lol This one is engraved with the same carvings as a 4’x10’ stone and this was embedded in the moss and roots that covered t

 

[Tcar]

Whole stone ? Like a hand held copy of the large stone ?

 

[DizzyDigger]

Lmao !! Yes impressive ! I may have it ! lol This one is engraved with the same carvings as a 4’x10’ stone and this was embedded in the moss and roots that covered t

Tcar: Take a close look at your stone. Do you see any evidence, anywhere on it that a tool of some sort was used to shape it? Even on the most ancient stones, there are tool marks or evidence of being worked by man.

I've looked over all your images, and I can not see any evidence that that stone has been worked. I believe it is a completely natural stone.

Wish it were different, as I know you're looking for it to be something that it's unfortunately not.

 

[ToddsPoint]

It’s just a plain rock. Keep looking!

 

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[Tcar]

Yes it’s carved ,very fine detail to the point it must be magnified and held at certain angles , it’s rough like sandpaper . A lot of these I have found are smooth like a hand tool this one is different .
Here is a better pic , ? At one angle I see kings crown , a queens crown , a maybe a Dalmatian spotted dog , a handlebar mustache man ?? For lack of knowing the name !
And in the middle gold and silver color . , this rock sparkles at certain angles also like its diamond cut , ? The small rock was on this rock in the moss , which is beside this rock that is smooth so being side by side I don’t think it’s erosion

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, natural erosion and your imagination.

 

[Tcar]

Thanks treasure hunter , I believe different , I’m not chasing fame or fortune , I’m just seeing too much . lol
I’m no sort of a treasure hunter, but truly believe there’s treasure out there .maybe not what I found but out there , And I just stumbled up on to an old mine site . And I’m having a blast trying to decode it .
The wife called me Indiana jones lmao ! But treasure isn’t the goal , the challenge is .”I’m not a good loser “ lol My challenge now is learning to read the rocks and symbols . I want to pinpoint things and map it . Before I dig anything , but when/ if I do dig it’ll be pinpointed if that makes sense. In the small percentage if I’m correct I want the site to remain basically the same .
I wasn’t searching I’m just seeing clues got curious and here I am ! lol
Any sources to study to learn is what I’m asking ! I’ve spent hundreds of hours researching ( most useless other than knowledge ) and cannot find specifics on reading the measurements used .and how to read it . I have hard evidence I wouldn’t show anyone so I’m not trying to prove anything to anyone but myself . lol
thanks to all who make this site possible I love the diversity. Thanks again!