Scott Wolter

It's two feathers that are crossed, right?

Quill pens.

And funny, we see two feathers crossed on the Overton Stone, and I think there's probably a connection there.

I think it was acknowledgement that was carved in stone of an agreement between the Templars and the indigenous people.

I should also say before we move on that a good friend of ours, a dear friend of ours, Daryl Jameson,

Black Eagle, who is with the Wampanoag tribe, which was the tribe that the Newport Tower area was their territory.

And one very interesting thing that he pointed out when I interviewed him when we were out there on my birthday last month was that in the southern column of the Newport Tower, there

about four feet off the ground, is a cobble of stone about this big that's sitting there prominently displayed on the outside of the South Tower.

That stone is Cumberlandite, which is the state stone of Rhode Island.

And that particular stone

Stone only occurs in two places in the entire world.

One is at a location in Sweden, ironically, and the other is in Rhode Island, not too far north, maybe 20 miles or so due north of where the Newport Tower is.

It's a very sacred stone because it's highly magnetic.

I mean, you get a magnet near it and it'll just grab it.

that would have been very sacred to the Wampanoag tribe.

At least this is what our indigenous friends said.

And of course, you know, we've talked at great length about the interaction between the indigenous people and the Knights Templar, that the Templars couldn't have even set foot on the land unless the natives let them.

And what we now know is that all indigenous tribes are matriarchal.

They venerate the sacred feminine.

And I told you that the secret tradition of the Templars is they were not Catholic.