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Anyone have any insight as to the origin of these glyphs?
Similar ones are found in Cedar City , Fillmore , Manti canyon and other locations in Utah and the western states. I have heard a few rumors of the meaning and the origin ... but I smell bulls**t
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What??? You're not buying the location to buried Spanish treasure story?
I've studied the Mystery Glyph a little over the years. The earliest reference I found to them was 1930 to the Cedar City Glyph.
The horse symbol means post Columbus. They are found near Morman settlements.
My guess a Mormon pioneer or later carved them, why I have no clue.
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They don't look aged beyond 100 years
FWIW - Another theory/legend is they we're put were Mormon temples are to be built by God/profits/seers/angels.
The Mystery Glylps are actually entertaining to read about if nothing else, at least they are if you're bored.
Climb-Utah.com
http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthre...nknown-origin)
I researched a lot at the time--I know where the gold is....
It's either clues to the location of an Aztec gold cache, or it's ancient writings from the prophet Moroni and/or other fleeing Nephites.
They are located everywhere I sacrificed a virgin.
/MysterySolved
Of all the theories I have heard this one seems closer to an explanation than any other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
When ever I encounter one of these sites I am overwhelmed by a crippling feeling of sorrow, the feeling of nonfulfillment of hopes and expectations, something incomplete.
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Really makes you wonder why they were made. Somebody invested a modest amount of time and effort to etch those into the rock.
Could it really just be boredom? Or virgin sacrifices...?:haha: