ANOTHER NORSE STONEHOLE ROCK DISCOVERED: Indications of a "Compass on the Prairie" and Something Buried
For those who are already somewhat familiar with the story of the Norse Code-stone, I wanted to present the several encoded Norse stonehole rocks on a remote ridgeline near Appleton, Minnesota in an aerial view, especially now since another stonehole rock was discovered at the site only a month or so ago. I've tried with this crude drawing to show the placement of the 6 proposed Norse stonehole rocks in relationship to one another. I believe the case for a "Compass on the Prairie" was helped out by finding the new stonehole rock, in that it appears to have been placed directly north, several feet from the main Code-stone (the one having 3 holes). So, east and north were established at the site, using stonehole rocks. Why? We can only guess. It seems that people were expecting to come back some day...but didn't...which intensifies the curiosity for what may be buried there, where a ferrous-only metal detector points to, in a "missing spot." The first,