Anomalous Petroglyphs - Los Lunas New Mexico Decalogue Stone and More

AS USUAL If you want beginner information on any of the topics of this video, do some googling and c'mon back when you want the part of the story you won't get anywhere else, but which often requires background easily found elsewhere which I'm not going to duplicate.

Petroglyphs are fascinating, and many people have made them for probably as near as many reasons. Some mark the way to hidden treasure, some indicate cultural boundaries, others commemorate events like battles, journeys, or even celestial events.
In this 4CRecon series video, we take a look at the Los Lunas Decalogue stone. That petroglyph panel is carefully written in Paleo-Hebrew, which is closely associated with ancient Phoenician. The original stone held 9 commandments, but was later altered to have 10. I show the location, access, and the area around the site of the stone, including additional petroglyphs.
I reference a website www.tuscoro.com that has a MUCH deeper analysis of the stones, as well as a website mysteryglyphs.com dedicated to the so-called Mystery Glyphs - possible markers for KGC treasure spread all across the Western US. I also touch on some supposed Chinese glyphs and panels less than 1 hour from the Los Lunas site. Add all that to some special sites I know about, and there's a ton of different cultures present at one time or another in a compact region.
There's a few easter eggs in this one two: an example of how to identify old trails to find new sites of interest, and a couple of old WWII bombing target ranges out in the middle of nowhere where there's still old parts scattered all over the ground. Oh, and pictures of some Aztec-looking glyphs in New Mexico as well as some pictures of Gold and Silver from the Smithsonian.