This Stone Inscription Could Rewrite American History!

Journey with us as we head out to Los Lunas, New Mexico to check out a mysterious stone inscription. This stone inscription was discovered over 100 years ago and is estimated to be between 500 to 2,000 years old, predating it to before the discovery of American by Christopher Columbus. Then we continue hiking and make yet another discovery. You don't want to miss this!
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00:00 Intro
00:42 Stone History
02:54 Site
05:52 Second Discovery
06:38 Outro

[@Joe_Goofball]

As much as I liked Dr. Hibben--he was my anthropology professor--he was busted in the late 1970's as a fraud who had a grad student plant "artifacts" in a cave in the Sandia Mountains. While he didn't "discover" the artifacts--he let two visiting anthropologists find it in the cave Hibben claimed to "believe" that the "Sandia Man" might have lived. The grad student exposed the ruse many years later, causing Hibben, then Director of UNM's Anthropology Department to be fired. If Hibben was involved with this "discovery" I'd be leery of reading too much "history" into it...

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

That's pretty cool that he was your professor. Yeah, I read about that and another false claim he had made in Alaska I believe. That's why we left links in the description to show both sides of it being "real" or fake.

[@Joe_Goofball]

@@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms He and his wife were actually really nice people--he was much loved by his students.

[@kirkdavis3929]

Looks like an Archaic LDS plant to me..also There are remains of an 11th century Welsh Knight named Rough Hurock entered in the Mustang Mountains near Sierra Vista , Az. And the cliff dwellings near Silver City NM are built in the same style as homes from around the Time of Knight Hurock in Whales that's in use to this day..Also the inscription on the cave says " Here lies Welsh Knight Rough Hurock FOR POWER AND GLORY!"

[@rodneywoods4442]

And that was not his only little trick of foolery.

[@robertmartinez1582]

You know, I visited this stone, back in 93. When it was on Huning Ranch property. This isn’t the original. Back then, it was wasn’t just a small stone piece, the inscription was much bigger, on a more permanent piece of that mountain. It was about 16 ft tall and when viewing it, one couldn’t touch the top from the ground. I encourage you or anyone interested in this area to find a book written by a man named David Deal. He wrote the book with the express permission of the Huning Family. His book, he claimed the mountain was a stronghold with outlooks at all four corners. The writing was defined as “Paleo Hebrew” a right to left style of writing. In his book he reached a very clear definition of the stone. The one there is NOT what was there in 93. It’s clear to me after a revisit in 2008 that the original was destroyed by some type of removal attempt. The name of David Deal book is “Mystery Rock” That book shows the original and was a copy of the Ten Commandments.

[@Bete_Noir]

It was discovered by a boy carrying a hammer and chisel.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Possibly. People back then and even to this day like to carve things into stones.

[@bigrollinghome2091]

his name was Leonardo ...

[@marknoviskie2178]

😆

[@spud_thewonderdog01]

And coincidentally, had a startlingly decent background in proto-hebrew.

[@bigrollinghome2091]

@@spud_thewonderdog01 maybe his Aramaic was rusty ...

[@crashingstoans7907]

Archaeologist Aaron Judkins investigated that site several years ago. There were Jews living in that area during Spanish colonial times.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

That's some good information to know. I will have to check that out.

[@t.c.2776]

I'm sure that's true... but that was after Columbus who brought the Spanish to The New World... so that make me question how well they could have dated the lichen back then.

[@michaeltaylor4984]

Cryptic Jews. People left Spain to get away from the inquisition. Some still have Jewish religious objects, but are Christians.

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

I see the lies of Mormonism attempting to confuse the truth about the Crypto Sephardic Jews who came to the American West to start a new life.

[@sjb3460]

@@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms Columbus was a Crypto Jew. He left instructions in Hebrew in some of his diaries. Lots of Crypto Jews fled Spain and settle in New Spain where they did not have to be as careful of being accused of being a Jew. Remember, Spain kicked out it's Jews and most of them fled to Turkey.

[@ColoradoHistoricalVideos.]

The videography is amazing. And the narration is very intriguing!

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Thank you. We are glad you enjoyed it.

[@KMF3]

500 to 2,000 years is a pretty big range

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Most of the petroglyph sites we have visited before give large date ranges longer that, so who knows. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@The1RealBrick]

​@@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms❤ its really hard to tell when engravings petroglyphs or pictograms were actually made on a date, more often in this case would be the way the Hebrew language was written and the style of writing seeing as its eteched or carved into rock they clearly took the time to cut it in the rock deep enough to endure the test of time.. most these days give negative feedback on things pertaining to our FATHER God and especially His laws they reject accountability refusing to accept that they one day will be held accountable for not following His laws and walking in the way of faith hope and love... Great video and discover

[@t.c.2776]

@@The1RealBrick Typical ignorant "religious" comment... NO ONE here is giving any negative feed back or rejecting His laws... LOL... I'm a Christian and what I find interesting is that MOST people who call themselves Christian use GOD and Religion as a crutch and have no clued as to what GOD is or isn't... The Bible does tell us that GOD is the ONLY JUDGE... therefore, your "judgmental" comment is a sin in itself... think about that... I bet you don't even know that WE are no longer under "The Law" (The Ten Commandments)... or that Christian Gentiles requested to Officially become Jews, but were rejected... I personally left the Catholic Church when I was 12 and was told my Non-Catholic and Jewish friend were going to HELL... I don't even reject other religions having their own Gods... that's none of my business, and that does not make them evil.😉... IF GOD cares, may HE/SHE/IT/THEY bless your confused little heart...

[@RavenWolfheart72]

There are numerous other sites throughout North America that have this same paleo Hebrew / Phoenician script. Hopewell sites have unearthed some interesting history. Pre-Cherokee mounds in Tennessee have also unearthed the script. There is clear evidence that the Hopewell people were a massive people that inhabited much of the Eastern current day United States. They had huge cities and clearly traded with people from afar. There is far more sophistication and history in this land than the "Experts" want to admit.

[@tacfoley4443]

Columbus did not discover America. He was the first person to reach what is now called the Caribbean, after the names of the indigenous population. Leif Eriksson pre-dated him by almost four hundred years and there was a Viking settlement in Newfoundland by 1000AD - look up L' Anse aux Meadows.

[@leonstancliff7218]

One of the primary rules of historic preservation is that vandalism, unrepaired, promotes continued vandalism. If you do not remove graffiti it will attract more graffiti. What you have right there is some 10,000-20,000 year old graffiti enhanced by some nearby 19th and 20th century graffiti.

[@trimbaker1893]

those bastards 20,000 years ago should have kept their tools off the stones entirely. their graffiti ruined a beautiful stone.

[@DesertRatExploration]

That’s wild bro. So cool.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Right!? We can't wait to finish up exploring that area.

[@kfroetscher]

This was by far your best video yet! Keep them coming!

[@sarensusanvansborg3361]

Ok. You obviously have not googled the Decalogue stones, yes with an “s”. There is another one identical in Michigan, in Ancient Hebrew of the 10 commandments and a third one found closer to the East coast just the same. All ancient Hebrew all 10 commandments. One can only guess until found if there is one in the Grand Canyon. That guy sure did get around for being on foot or horseback, right?

[@theodoreyoung7946]

As I recall, what I was taught, is that horses were not known of here in the America's until the Spaniards arrived, bringing them along. So this person or persons, because there may have been more than one, assumedly, had to have walked.

[@rab6453]

Those Morman s still looking for the gold tablets ,it looks new to me

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

The gold tablets!? What gold tablets!? 😵

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

Yes, that's what the narrative bend looks like to me.

[@GarySaint-xm6tr]

There were 12 witnesses to the gold plates, and three of the gold plates and angel Maroni. Not only that but the first ever Revelation 12 sign occurred on September 22 1827 when the angel Maroni gave Joseph Smith the gold plates. Also Rosh Hashanah occured at that time that year. It is logically impossible to deny the combination of all of those things prove the Book of Mormon is true. Ask AI. Ask the smartest mathmaticians in the world. All of things could not have happened by chance at the same time, and could only be controlled by God. That is how they prove the Book of Mormon is true

[@copisetic1104]

They are finding gold and copper tablets(plates) all over the world now. I wouldn’t be so quick to make fun of these people. I have respect for all cultures and religions

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

Lucifer is an acted member of the Mormon temple ritual. The Mormon church tells lies about Native Americans (Cherubim). Put two and 2 together.

[@barbarawaldron19]

Your "music" is like what you have to listen to when you're "on hold" on the phone. 😟

[@The1RealBrick]

Excellent video like to see the next one on what you found on top of the mountain caught a glimpse of more rightings there do let me know when you make that video....

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Thank you. We will be heading back there tomorrow to film what we find. We are looking forward to it as there were some other things there we want to look more into for the next video. Yes, if you are subscribed and turn on the notifications, it will notify you of when we post it. Thank you for your support.

[@The1RealBrick]

@@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms im a subscriber as of today and turned on the notifications as well... I really like the Hebrew language carved in stone, ten commandments is way cool, some of the carvings on top the mountain was cool to see even though briefly some caught my eye... looking forward to a closer look at them all...

[@KMF3]

Looks like somebody scratched the word home into the Rock behind it😂

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Could have been someone's home in that area at some point. LOL 😂

[@smitty5150]

Great video! Enjoyed it.

[@snowmiaow]

Show us the rest of the inscriptions there. And a closeup of the letters.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

We will post pictures on our Facebook and Instagram pages if you would like to see them more in depth.

[@LadyBits2023]

.... Why would it change history that at some point in the last hundred years or so someone carved some graffiti into a stone?? I quite literally have antiques in my house that are older than the carvings on that stone and even a very cursory brief google search reveals that it's been fairly well documented and pretty objectively proven to be what it is....

[@mikehenry4743]

It's all about views.

[@LadyBits2023]

@mikehenry4743 ... I get it. I respect your hustle.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Well according to some records is that it has been chalked over and cleaned several times, so it's hard to get a reading on how old it is. But that it was discovered over 100 years ago and believed to be 500 to 2,000 years old. But we will probably never know since it had been tampered with several times before any official dating could be done. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@t.c.2776]

Do you have searchable and validated "evidence" that it wasn't discovered in the 1880 and is less than 100 years old?... not sure if you know how to interpret dates or do math... but depending on when in the 1880's it was discovered, that's at least 135-144 years old... NOT "the last 100" years... and even though I'm not "religious", I wouldn't call the Ten Commandments "Graffiti"... guess that shows your biased liberal argument... LOL... 😉

[@larrywilliams9139]

Many Jews came to the new world from Spain due to persecution. Variation in location wind and condensation patterns could easily skew an estimated date. Script style should reveal whether this dates to after 1500 or not.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Yeah, from the research we have done, apparently it has been chalked over and cleaned several times, so trying to figure out it's age would be difficult.

[@larrywilliams9139]

@@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms Letter styles changed through the ages. Someone familiar with medieval/ancient Jewish scripts should be able to give a general time period.

[@klrowley427]

Have you never heard of the book of mormon? It was record of the people that were here during this time. And they wrote in reformed Egyptian.

[@juvofirme]

just pulled out a letter chart the sideways A is phoenician for A the backwards L is an L flat 4 is an F. In phoenician backwards P is a lot of letters, W is S, the t is probably a T the 4 can also be a U, N is a sharper 4.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

That's interesting. None of our research mentions Phoenician. They do mention Samaritan though. Good catch!

[@t.c.2776]

so what does that spell?

[@michaeltaylor4984]

I buried a 50 cal ammo can with two bottles of Coke and some hard candy within a hundred yards of it back in 92. I wonder if it was evèr found.

[@t.c.2776]

sure you did... you carried an old ammo can all the way out there with the explicit intent to bury some coke and candy... I'm sure, if you didn't bury it deep, the heat has gotten to it and baked everything... nice try... next time bury money...

[@michaeltaylor4984]

@t.c.2776 Bless you for your doubts. Actually it was a new ammo can. I buried one on top of Cabazon Peak, also. Stashed a lot of stuff in the Jemez mountains, mostly food and a few tools. It's nice to have extra when you spend several days out in the boonies. How is life in your Mommy's basement?

[@GoldVP...]

Trekking? Interesting name as there is another long time youtuber with trek in his name!!

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

We will have to look them up.

[@noway905]

Went there with my 17 year old son in 2007 just the day after the first line was chiseled off the boulder.. there was lava rock all around the base of the "mountain" and in many areas of that region. At the top of the climb was a "u" shape stack of hand and foot sized flat rock looking like a Hebrew Alter for a burning wood sacrifice. Laying on the top of the side of the alter facing the path used to climb to the top was a pare of wire rimmed glasses. My guess was they belonged to the villain that chiseled on the rock at the bottom. As we circumnavigated the outer edge of the volcano's top it was clearly evident there was only ONE way up and that same way down. But, it was also evident by the size of the rock all around the rim and down there were crevices where someone could easily hide. The top was not flat and was like a beautiful green pasture. We could just barely make out the parking area where our vehicle was. To look down from the top was an incredable sight. We also looked at the slabs of rock on top where people over the years had carved their names and dates, which is illegal today. From the base where you begin the climb you could tell it was an ancient volcano with no top and the way up was the fissure where the lava flowed down. It was an incredable experience and I highly recommend it. Go to the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque to get permit at DNR Office.

[@jollyroger7624]

Take a look at the graffiti, it looks about the same age as the "inscriptions", isn't that strange?

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

From our research, it states that people keep cleaning it, so that might be why it looks the same? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@franksullivan1873]

What I don’t understand is why so far in the middle of a desert and especially in a continent so far away?

[@johnc2716]

There are several high points around this area at Los Lunas, Tom'e, Isleta, maybe others. All of which are visible to each other and offer long range views of the surrounding area. I have often wondered if they were utilized as lookouts and early warning stations for settelments in the valley. The river would have allowed for large scale farming back then, as it does today. The river would have been probably no more than 5 - 10 miles from any of these points.

[@jamesstevens504]

David Allen Deal, researcher, wrote a very good book on this mountain, Discovery of Ancient America.

[@ranman5501]

Before Columbus? When was Columbus in North America?

[@Arkansas1989]

In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue.

[@bstully1]

As an archaeologist who works in this general region, I can assure you it is not more than 400-500 years old (at the absolute most). No one who could have possibly written in Hebrew or Greek would have been in the region prior to that. It is an interesting site, though. Thanks for showing it to us.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Yeah, we were just providing that person's beliefs in the video. We did provided links in the description for people to look into for further information on the site being either "real" or fake.

[@t.c.2776]

considering it discovered between 1800 and 1889 and Columbus brought the Spanish to the Caribbean in 1492, that is a maximum of ONLY 397 years... so how long did it take the Spanish to conquer the Caribbean, parts of South and Central America and make their way "exploring" up to the South West?... Late 1500's or early 1600's?

[@Mr53gil]

Most of the native Americans spoke Hebrew or a from of it. There many books from the mid to late 1700's.

[@persimmontea6383]

@@Mr53gil Your statement is truely bizzare. .... Lets see, they used gold coins and rode horses before 1490 too... right?

[@Mr53gil]

@@persimmontea6383 (A) you have not research anything on your own, (B) you are very young.

[@canadasancienthiddenhistor3766]

Great job, I’ve wanted to see this stone up close for a long time, thanks for the info and translation, I will look into it more. You should watch my documentary CANADA’S ANCIENT HIDDEN HISTORY MONTREAL. Newly discovered CANAANITE and OLD BABYLONIAN ARAMAIC archaeological artifacts found in MONTREAL, CANAANDA, in the last few years. Keep up the GOOD WORK!

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Thank you. You're welcome. There's plenty of information on theories out there about this stone. I will have to look into that, thank you.

[@scott5803]

So that's where all the New Mexico gold went!

[@rynneivarsson751]

I came across something similar in a neighboring state. One theory surfaced that these were actually done by and somewhat the job of Mormon scouts prior to moving to settle an area. I've read of other occurrences. At some, the same characters are used but not in forming a word... just some here, some there. At others, they were assembled like we'd expect, in a row, forming a word, but the word was nonsense unless it was intended that way. Who knows... Unfortunately, in some cases those more contemporary inscriptions were done over the top of much, much older works, their potential significance now completely lost. Much like the library of Alexandria... it's how it goes throughout human existence.

[@doctorofart]

For details see David Allen Deal in “Discovery of Ancient America”

[@WoodrowfolloweroftheMessiah]

👍🏻🙏🏻😀

[@thomasdavis3143]

American version mt Sinai.with valley of Ra to east. Pecos River runs north& south like the Nile. Look into crosses found in Tucson.yes they were here.

[@mchaney9315]

500 to 2000 years is a big gap face it they can only guess . Unless they were there when it was made, they can't tell you how old something is.

[@standingbear998]

People have been in the Americas a very time and have had off and on contact with the rest of the world. and these were not those we call native America who replaced them in north America. no one talks about why from what is now the mexican border and the US went from Pyramids and fantastic cities and such to the south and loin cloth tipi living nomads to the north and structures and cites their long abandoned.

[@andrewshedron425]

Um, Columbus never made it to North America and we already know for sure the Vikings made it because they had beach nuts at a Viking site that only grow on the North American continent.

[@user-rx3cz6bi4v]

Do not EVER trust what USA archeologists say about the Indigenous history of the Americas. Their job seems to be to make and keep the Natives of and the Americas the bastards of the earth! If they are not standing with one of my own, a Mexican, South American, Native archeologist, I'm never interested in what they have to say. The Latin, Indigenous archeologist has a personal stake in it. It is also their story. Even their tone is different. The history of the Indigenous ppl of the Americas is so skewed that you can hardly find any truth in it anymore. Thank goodness for Mexico, South America, and our relatives on the Rez. They are the truth keepers.

[@sjb3460]

It's not Hebrew. It was written by a person who knew some Hebrew but could not make the letters properly. If he was quoting the Torah, it would have been perfectly written. Why? The Torah is the Word of God, Jehovah. The Word of Jehovah is perfect. When a Torah is written, each letter is carefully constructed and crafted to be identical to what it would have looked like thousands of years ago. A Torah cannot have any mistakes. Period. No Exceptions, No excuses. No scribe would be so careless and sloppy.

[@charlessmith4242]

* And, the Greeks translated the Torah into what is known as the Septuagint over 2,000 years ago.

[@ericswain4177]

Click bait and drag you to another video.

[@faithwasted]

Whew, if that had been Egyptian, we'd all hafta be Mormons....

[@justanamerican9024]

The Jews were expelled from Spain in the late 15th century. They made their way around the world with the Spanish and other European explorers.

[@crazyforcanada]

A wandering preacher, fasting in the desert, and who knew both Greek and Hebrew, inscribed the stone. That's my theory.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

That's a pretty good theory.

[@michaeltaylor4984]

Aliens. I'm just sayin.

[@warringtonfaust1088]

@@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms Why would they pick such an inaccessible spot if they meant to "leave a message".

[@charlessmith4242]

* 2,000years ago, Greek was widely spoken in Israel.

[@kevine9986]

Epic fail

[@trimbaker1893]

please don't use Columbus as a point of reference. He did not find, touch or visit America. He found Hispaniola. Thats it.

[@davidmc1489]

If it had been written in paleo hebrew.....that would have been something😊

[@snowmiaow]

Seems like they may have been barely literate.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Possibly. There apparently are some mistakes on this stone from the research we have done.

[@peterdhanes8771]

My thoughts..., hoax and top of the mountain click bait. Petroglypgh are everywhere in that part of the southwest and the decalog stone, definitely a hoax - not 500 yrs old. Nice try but try to do better next time. I only have so much patience.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

It possibly is and that's why we provided some links in the description for people to look at and research. We wanted to provide more information in our video but it would have been too long and boring to our viewers, and we don't want that. That is why we are looking to set up a Patreon page, for those who want more content, information, bloopers, etc.

[@t.c.2776]

LMAO... so take your "patience" and don't let the door hit you on the way out... 🤪

[@timothynechville8326]

Lmao

[@BenHively-s6v]

Way to go Brandon.. becoming big time

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

Thank you! 😁

[@AhavahShalom]

Paleo Hebrew , the Bible speaks of the Diaspora, the Northern Kingdom being dispersed all over the world. That is what this is. Two kingdoms, Southern, Judah, and northern, Israel, whereas Judah stayed in the Middle East and Israel was dispersed to other continents. The Ten Lost Tribes of Israel did this. When Jesus was asked by His disciples why He came He said "For the Ten Lost Tribes." , the dispersed of His people. They were here, still are. Talk about identity crisis, they have melded into other people groups and do not know they are Israel. Hence so many doing their DNA finding Jewish ancestry, hmmm. !

[@walterbriggs272]

Well prove what it is, and maybe you have something. Reading comments it looks as if controversy abounds

[@EdwardBegay]

Natives were here before the pilgrims showed up 😡

[@t.c.2776]

and you're "angry" point is?... and it was the Spanish (not Columbus or the Dutch, English, or French) that were invading, enslaving, raping and murdering natives and spreading diseases long before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth...

[@thedougster3998]

Hmmmm....the rock doesn't look Jewish.

[@t.c.2776]

Well the Hebrew text is interesting, there were probably Jews in the U.S. back in the 1700's... so the question would be how educated and accurate was the person who dated the lichen... and at that time, how did they know how to date lichen? It would have been nice to have had a second opinion before the Lichen was removed... as far as the glyphs on top, if they weren't made by the same "Jewish" prankster, they would be expected in those areas done by natives and appear to be rather crude so could have been done by native children... NOW, if you had found a BURNING BUSH that spoke to you... that would be working of a new Religion... 😁

[@henrytcardenas]

Lost tribes of Israel

[@sjb3460]

I state again. IT IS NOT HEBREW. There are a couple of letters that resemble ancient Hebrew, some letters that are Phonecian, some letters that are shaped like Attic Greek. There is no scribe, alive or dead, that would form those letters in such a haphazard fashion. A real Jew, would not make letters in those shapes. Think about it. When a Torah is written, it is perfect. The ink, the size of the quill, the size and shape of the letters, the spacing of each letter and word, everything in a Torah is perfect. That is not perfect There is very little consistency among the letters and the spacing of the letters and the words. To me, it is a hoax and not a very good one at that. We Christians are blessed with thousands upon thousands of Bibles that we encounter on a daily and weekly basis. I doubt many Christian households have fewer than a dozen Bibles and dozens upon dozens of Christian magazines, books and DVD;s, Yes, I am saying that The Word of the Lord is very common in our life. Not so for Jews. The Torah is The Word of God. It is not trivial, it is not casual, it is holy and sacred.

[@jsummers-uk6gk]

Read the Book of Mormon and it will explain how the Hebrew got there.

[@3T-TrekkingThroughTime-zq2ms]

We will have to check that out.

[@user-lu9nb9eo9m]

Your Marxist statement of rewriting history offends me adding to history is one stop trying to rewrite it we have enough of the crap