From a page of notes. The two symbols were further apart in the original but the left symbol looks like a St Andrews Cross a la Templars and the right symbol looks like feathers combined with a crescent moon. Terry Deveau is the Maritime Canada coordinator for NEARA. The site is called "The Chin" and the rock with the inscription is next to the ocean. Tom Paul pointed out that the holes around the cross are not circular but triangular.Thursday, November 19, 2009
A rock inscription from Yarmouth Nova Scotia
From a page of notes. The two symbols were further apart in the original but the left symbol looks like a St Andrews Cross a la Templars and the right symbol looks like feathers combined with a crescent moon. Terry Deveau is the Maritime Canada coordinator for NEARA. The site is called "The Chin" and the rock with the inscription is next to the ocean. Tom Paul pointed out that the holes around the cross are not circular but triangular.
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