Photo. A Mayan temple in Guatemala. © Travel Explorations.
Keith Ranville of Vancouver, British Columbia, is a famous code cracker of the Oak Island mystery. He is a Cree Indian who was born in Winnipeg. Keith has brought a new perspective to the legendary Oak Island mystery of Nova Scotia’s Mahone Bay area, and it’s probably about time.
In a statement posted on the Internet in February 2008, Keith was quoted based on his research of symbols on two stones found at Oak Island: “I believe these symbols have been incorrectly assumed to stand for something else. In the First Nations tradition that I’m a part of, we believe symbols should simply be looked at in and of themselves, rather than thinking of them as codes that have to be cracked. In the pictograms of Cree Salavics, for example, the images are meant to be descriptive, not abstract.”
The Da Vinci code" continue's to Mayan civilization. Keith Ranville's Rosslyn chapel research gives a updated clue of a Mayan temple depicted in Rosslyn's Chapel's mason art. For further information read Keith`s blog: http://oakislandmoneypitblogspotcom.blogspot.com (see photos from the chapel here).
The Rosslyn Chapel is located at the village of Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland. The chapel was founded by William Sinclair, 1st Earl of Caithness. The Chapel is a major feature in the last part of Dan Brown's 2003 novel The Da Vinci Code.
Rosslyn Indian New world Corn wasn't known to Europeans yet, this is as mysterious as finding coconut husk in the Money pit Keith Ranville ''Corn and aloe are prominent plants in the new world all but one Rosslyn plant images was imported by the European explorers to the new world. With these Rosslyn plant clues I searched for more possible clues in the Meso civilizations, Mayan architectural art and block writing gave some indication that there maybe a relation in art and block writing.
According to Keith, his discovery of a Maya temple in the Rosslyn chapel gave further indication of Sinclair-Maya connection. This depiction of a Maya temple in the Rosslyn church is a remarkable discovery. This gives the Sinclair new world expedition a lot more exploration credit than realized by scholars. The Rosslyn Maya temple is a significant discovery for New World history.
This shows that Sinclair made it to South America and kindred to the Maya people, and moved their knowledge and treasures possibly to the Oak Island birch island triangle.
Stein Morten Lund, 29 April 2008
Additional information
Keith Ranville`s e-mail address: keith_ranville@hotmail.com
Blog: http://oakislandmoneypitblogspotcom.blogspot.com
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