goverton
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This pic of yours appears to have moss on top of drawing. You might remove moss and see what is underneath.
I see a "4"
I see a "4"
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The vertical line on right has a perpendicular line to the left. in the field it actually looks like anchor to me or j backwards j. I do need to remove moss and see whats up. I may be able to make it out today.goverton said:This pic of yours appears to have moss on top of drawing. You might remove moss and see what is underneath.
I see a "4"
kiddrock33 said:i really like the moss covered carving of what has recently been described as a number four. as a carpenter , and a freemason , i see what appears to me to be is a right triangle, would this be correct right worshipful? a 90 degree corner can be laid out using the 3 4 5 method used by both carpenter and mason. i would measure the lengths of the three sides , check to see if that is a perfect 90 degree corner , if it is then its a 30 60 90 triangle. the great pythagoras knew! it can be laid out very easily with some string .
i added this picture because the exact same symbol is located as the indians nose/mouth . which these indians are used to mark one corner of a right triangle. the 90 degree corner
goverton said:This pic of yours appears to have moss on top of drawing. You might remove moss and see what is underneath.
I see a "4"
Ground0 said:onally,
The skull and crossbones was the naval flag for the Knights Templar and is a symbol associated with the Knights of the Golden Circle.
Very cool site, lots to look at. Good luck on your quest and thanks for posting!!
P.S. dsty is the drill hole MAN !
kiddrock33 said:here i did the math
kiddrock33 said:here i did the math
kiddrock33 said:if dusty is the drill hole master, maybe he can shed some light on this awesome drill hole 12 inches deep around an inch or more wide , when filled with water the puddle produces a perfect diamond shaped puddle, with one point nubbed off.
I've fished the Neosho River and have folks in Parsons, interesting country, everything from Spanish, Civil War, Renegades, KGC, and folks that just like to doodle, I would seperate them from size, depth,, letters, numbers, some times there may be a roman numeral throwed in just for good measure, I've seen initals LV 6" high carved deep ( 1 inch ) and it was to verify 455 grams of gold = 1 pound