Dighton Rock; a Study of the Written Rocks of New England

"Dighton Rock; a Study of the Written Rocks of New England" delves into the mysteries surrounding Dighton Rock, a large boulder in southeastern Massachusetts bearing petroglyphs. Edmund Burke Delabarre meticulously examines the various interpretations of the rock's inscriptions, exploring theories about its origins and the peoples who may have created them. This study provides a detailed historical and archaeological analysis, considering the claims of Native American, Norse, and Portuguese origins.

Delabarre's work is an essential resource for anyone interested in the early history of New England, the study of petroglyphs, and the enduring enigma of Dighton Rock. It presents a comprehensive overview of the rock's significance, inviting readers to consider the evidence and draw their own conclusions about this intriguing historical artifact.

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