As I stated before, my health is not what it used to be and I decided to share my theory about the stone tablets before it was too late. I realize that my theory goes against "conventional wisdom", but where has "conventional wisdom" gotten us? The first assumption people make is to search where they were found. If your starting point is wrong, than nothing can be gained by continuing in that direction. The stone tablets were being transported to a "castle", mission or meeting place and from there to be turned over to someone in the confederation. For some reason (no one knows) they never made it. And there they lay until they were discovered years later. Their discovery and subsiquent mis-interpretations gave rise to a legend that had nothing to do with what the creaters intended.
Another assumption is that the "priest" refers to a Spanish padre or something strictly religious in nature rather than a much larger symbolic meaning. It follows that if the priest is mis-interpreted, so are the remaining symbols and the KCG connection soon became lost to a created legend.
The stone tablets were to be used in a certain place, for a certain purpose, to show you a map. A map which will lead you to the KGC temple of the crescent moon. Within this temple lies the KGC "tomb of God", which is the main treasury. That's why there is no mention of treasure, gold, silver or mines on the stone tablets. Nor is the name of the river mentioned. The confederation already knows this information. All of this planning started long before the Civil War. np
