Peralta Stones
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The Peralta Stones are a cryptic treasure map on a group of engraved stones purported to have been found near an Arizona highway in the mid twentieth century and now residing at the Arizona Museum of Mines and Minerals in Phoenix, Arizona.
The story of their discovery and the stones themselves are not very convincing to most researchers. The stones appear to have been created using modern techniques, symbols, and Spanish.
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- A web site credulous about the Peralta Stones. Includes photos.
- An article incredulous about the Peralta Stones
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