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Way back in the 6th century 120 Welsh ships sailed to America.
They mingled with the natives and established a friendship of sorts.
The Welsh may well own Kentucky.
He points out that several artifacts with ancient British writing have been discovered all over the country. "We've got 55 translated messages from all over the Ohio Valley all the way up to Davenport, Iowa," he noted.
One such message is the Brandenburg stone, discovered 90 years ago by a farmer in Battletown, Kentucky, now on loan to the Falls of the Ohio Museum in Clarksville. It features letters in Coelbren, an ancient British alphabet, that translates to "Towards strength (to promote unity) divide the land we are spread over purely (justly) between offspring in wisdom."
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http://www.freewebs.com/brandenburg_stone/story1.html
They mingled with the natives and established a friendship of sorts.
The Welsh may well own Kentucky.
He points out that several artifacts with ancient British writing have been discovered all over the country. "We've got 55 translated messages from all over the Ohio Valley all the way up to Davenport, Iowa," he noted.
One such message is the Brandenburg stone, discovered 90 years ago by a farmer in Battletown, Kentucky, now on loan to the Falls of the Ohio Museum in Clarksville. It features letters in Coelbren, an ancient British alphabet, that translates to "Towards strength (to promote unity) divide the land we are spread over purely (justly) between offspring in wisdom."
read the full article here
http://www.freewebs.com/brandenburg_stone/story1.html
