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It has been noted that the Hebrew inscription also has some characteristics of ‘the old Phoenician alphabets.’ While one analyst of this tablet notes, ‘the question of the tablet’s actual age is impossible to accurately ascertain at this time,’ he also added that the discovery of this tablet (and many other ancient artifacts found on American soil) means, ‘The time frame of continental exploration is suddenly retreating to 1000 B.C.

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That a portable tablet with the Ten Commandments in ancient Hebrew was found in a grave indicates that the person buried in the mound may have been an ancient levitical priest who was present with Israelite explorers or colonists in ancient America. This ‘Decalogue Tablet’ was found as grave goods buried with a body in an earthen mound.

The Decalogue inscription begins at the non-alphabetic symbol at the top of the front, runs down the left side of the front, around every available space on the back and sides, and then back up the right side of the front to end where it begins, as though it were to be read repetitively. In his book, The Lost Ten Tribes Of Israel….Found, author Steven Collins explains the significance of the ‘Decalogue Tablet’: The independent discovery, in a related context, by reputable citizens, of a third stone bearing the same unique characters as the Decalogue stone, strongly confirms the authenticity and context of the Decalogue Stone, as well as Wyrick’s reliability. is in Semitic Languages, has recently reported that the base and lid contain fragments of the Decalogue text. However, the lithograph is not clear enough….to attempt a transcription with any confidence. The letters on the lid and base of the Johnson-Bradner stone are in the same peculiar alphabet as the Decalogue inscription, and appear to wrap around in the same manner as on the Decalogue’s back platform. The origin of this small stone is now lost, but a lithograph, published in France, survives. Roe Bradner, M.D., of Pennsylvania, found a fifth stone, in the same mound group south of Newark in which Wyrick had located the Decalogue. Johnson, a banker who co-founded the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, in conjunction with Dr. The inscribed stone was found inside a sandstone box, smooth on the outside, and hollowed out within to exactly hold the stone…. The robed and bearded figure on the front is identified as Moses in letters fanning over his head. The stone is inscribed on all sides with a condensed version of the Ten Commandments or Decalogue, in a peculiar form of post-Exilic square Hebrew letters.

In November of 1860, David Wyrick a land surveyor in Newark, Ohio found an inscribed stone in a burial mound about 10 miles south of Newark. during the reign of King David, and a stone carving of the Ten Commandments discovered in the Ohio River Valley is just one of many important examples that has been expunged from our government-sanctioned history books: There is a mountain of suppressed, ignored, and allegedly ‘discredited’ archeological evidence that clearly demonstrates the presence of the ancient Israelites in North America dating all the way to to at least 1,000 B.C.

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