Scott Wolter

So... You want to just cut to the chase?

Well, we're skipping over a couple of things.

And just if you would indulge me for a second.

Sure.

No, there's a whole myriad of things.

I mean, we have the mystery stone, we've got the Narragansett runestone, we've got the AVM stone, we've got things in Minnesota that are connected to this story.

We've got an inscription in Southern Minnesota that sits on a continental divide, just like the runestone does.

And that's where you would put a land claim because you can claim all the river system at that time and all the land associated with it.

We got another one that's dated 1612 that nobody even knows about.

I don't take people there because I don't want somebody to screw it up.

But we have the Spirit Pond Runestones, three of them that were found in 1971 by Walter Elliott.

um that are incredible i i mean i i could give you a three-hour lecture just on those stones they're dated 1401 and 1402 using the medieval easter table dating practice just like the runestone funny

And where are those now?

Those are in the Maine State Museum.

They're not on display because they're fake, right?

But they're not.

And we have the, ever heard of the Overton Stone?

Yeah.

That is a Templar, that is basically an agreement.

One of the symbols that we see in Freemasonry is our secretary.