Category: Burrows Stones

This is another stone from the John White Images of the Burrows Cave stones. It is stone number 74. The stone was taken out of a cave somewhere along the Wabash River in either Indiana or Illinois. Line 1 Read Right to Left. The first ל depicted here as the two vertical strokes. It is […]

Line 1 You got it- סגעת Everything -הכל Both translated values come from Google Translate. Line 2 in the mouth – בעיס and – ו Know – דע Alternative meaning to Know is דעך. Ben Yehuda’s Dictionary states: “to Flicker; be extinguished; on the verge of dying”. Justification for the alternate definition is the dot […]

This is another artifact from Burrows Cave found near the Wabash River in the Illinois / Indiana areas. Line 1 Line begins with ל which means “To”. פמ – Short for Open to the Public. The letters פמ are encased in the words for Open or Publicly. כל – all ציא or צי – ציא […]

This artifact is another stone from Burrows Cave found in near the Wabash River in either Indiana or Illinois. Red – ילד Boy Yellow – Atm the Mariner Blue – מלאב House of Mela Discussion: Looks like a bad image of a female archer. But the red circle clearly is Boy in Hebrew. And his […]

This artifact is another Burrows Cave stone. With proper transliteration, it translates well from Hebrew. The Hebrew word for Leg is רגל. The first two letters are גל. Good Fit. The rest of the translation is made using Google Translate. Drop the values into Google Translate and see if you get the same answers I […]

This article is about two artifacts from Burrows Cave from the John White Collection of photographs. In the image below, the letter פ is a perfect match to the Phoenician way of writing the letter. The Lamed is inverted. A Phoenician ל can look like our modern latin based L, but here in these artifacts, […]

This artifact is very simple depicting a young girl being poured a drink. The side post has the four sacred words followed by a simple message. The transliteration of the vertical post is given below: ו is Hebrew for And. מלא is Hebrew for Full I have a discrepancy on this word for milk. ח […]

This is one of my first fun findings. Yet while I call it a finding, there is enough reaching in here that I expect ridicule. So I will lay out what I see and you decide if it sounds correct. In the image, it looks like a whale jumping out of the water and is […]