Author: Brian Nettles

Now I could expound more on this and attempt translation. Actually, I already have done so and sent it to Chief Midegah. But the real answers are going to have to wait until we are in Fond du Lac.

The purpose of the project is to compare the Sam Eliot Algonquin Bible to Hebrew and Coptic. The long term intent is to prepare to receive ancient records from the Ojibwe Tribe and to be better prepared for translations. English In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. Hebrew  בְּרֵאשִׁית, בָּרָא אֱלֹהִים, אֵת […]

Attached is the Facebook conversation on the etchings.

Below I will simple add the images from Facebook of the conversation with the finder.

obtained this digeurotype photograph of the Caractors document. This is a real good find as it adds to the clarity of some images which are more worn on the more commonly seen photograph of the artifact. According to Rachel Killebrew who works as a curator of the museum for the Community of Christ Church, the […]

This post here is an open request for Eric Perkins and Richard Stamps to assist with Brian Nettles on analyzing artifacts with rational reason to believe that they are ancient and authentic. Richard Stamps is a Michigan State archeologist who previously analyzed the artifacts and wrote an article entitled “Tools Leave Marks”. Because of Richard’s […]

You may have heard of the Bat Creek Stone. It was found in a Smithsonian dig in Tennessee in 1889 by John W. Emmert. According to the excavator, John W. Emmert, “two copper bracelets, an engraved stone, a small drilled fossil, a copper bead, a bone implement, and some small pieces of polished wood soft […]