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The Narragansett Rune stone
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Back in December of 1984
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a man who had been hunting for Quahog
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claims in the Pojac Point region of the Narragansett Bay
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noticed a large stone slab that had strange markings
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that had been scratched into its surface
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After spending a considerable time attempting
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to pull the Stone from the region,
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but being completely unsuccessful
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as the Stone weighed more than 2.5 tons
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the Quahogger quickly reported the slab
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to the Rhode Island
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Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission shortly after
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This led to a short expedition
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by the Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission
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that located the stone during the brief period
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in which it was visible within a low tide
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and found that it had originated from up land
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and most likely was down in the bay
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after extreme events of erosion
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The Stone, however
21
was not removed from the bay
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during this time
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and would later be at the center of an interesting heist during 2012
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when the stone disappeared from the waters
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after having been stolen
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forcing the state attorney General's environmental unit
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at Dems Criminal Investigation Unit to spend more than a year
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before finally recovering the stone from the stone thief
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It could be at this time of recovery
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that a strange character
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known as Everett Brown
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would come forward
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claiming that the Rune stone belonged to him
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As he and his brother claimed
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to have carved the runes into the rock back in 1964
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When officials questioned
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why the man had not stepped forward
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after its initial discovery
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he dismissed such questions on the grounds
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that he had merely forgotten and only recently remembered
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Interestingly enough, there's a substantial amount of evidence
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that stone predated the supposed carvings of 1964
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and that the Ruins are legitimate in nature
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However, given the conditions of erosion
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and lack of further evidence to date,
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further information under the theory
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surrounding the Neranganset
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Rune Stone is limited
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and remains a mystery to this day
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as to its true origins
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The impenetrable Sacsayhuaman Walls
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Located at the northern outskirts of the city of Cusco, Peru
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is an ancient Inca City with walls so impenetrable
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built a top difficult maneuver mountainous regions
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that archaeologist Wharton had trouble
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trying to explain the creation of the city
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and the ancient and the ancient building methods used for its creation
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