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A farmer plowing his field in Michigan's Upper Peninsula unearthed two stone statues and a tablet covered in hieroglyphs no one could read. When the Smithsonian examined it in 1896, they sent it back with no answers, unable to identify the language or origin.
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The Newberry Tablet remains one of those artifacts that challenges our understanding of who might have been in North America long before we think they arrived. Follow on YouTube:

Still exists, the Newberry tablet fragments are at the Fort de Buade museum, along with various little statues recovered with it. Local speculation is the language is Minoan script. Taken in combination with how much copper was taken from the Keweenaw and Isle Royale and length of time mining, disjunct populations of Devil's club plants normal from the PNW, and Haplogroup X found in Ojibwe indians, it's and interesting poser that begs more detailed analysis with and open mind to skeptical challenge current theories.

Old hoax. So technically an antique… of a hoax.

RED FLAGS all over this. The Newberry Tablet – Archaeological Fantasies

If it was something real, Smithsonian would have destroyed it.

@grok can you interpret the stone tablet?

Nebel zith na fre sen bee da Obil nach os tot mon hess ta Za'aba na nebel onnk?

It is a fake
