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Olmec News Update Archaeological Treasure Map translated from ancient Meso Cascajal block stone inscriptions. The stone may have been intended to be viewed descriptively, it describes a ancient city and it's lay out. Perhaps the mysterious Olmec Meso stone was used primarly for directions for new travellers to the ancient city. It is my belief there are of three stones of the same inscriptions positioned in the ancient map in the area's of symbols with a X. The right lower symbol (60) on the Cascajal block stone with a X would be where this particular stone would be meant for as it is high lighten, emphasized by the ancient inscriber with quotes around it. Otherwise this X symbol points out that you are here on the ancient city map. The plain X (22)that is in sort of a circle only, would be the main information stone, it would be most likely larger with more information on it. The investigation continue's.. http://oakislandmoneypitblogspotcom.blogspot.com/



Meso Cascajal Block Inscriptive Stone

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First Nations Oak Island Researcher

Keith Ranville

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