The Mystery Pit of Oak Island

Oak Island Triangle Research Reference
Egyptians in Acadia?

The Micmac are an Algonquian tribe living in that part of eastern Canada called Acadia. In contrast to most tribes of North American Indians, the Micmac possess their own written language. This language was supposedly invented and taught to them by Pierre Maillard, a French priest who lived among the Micmac in the Eighteenth Century. The strange part about the Micmac writing is that its signs are often very similar to Egyptian hieroglyphs having the same meanings. B. Fell made this association in his book America B.C. He noted further that the priest Maillard actually had died 61 years before Champollion first published his decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics. It is unreasonable, therefore, to believe that Maillard could have invented Micmac writing with its Egyptian affinities. Either the affinities are the product of chance or Precolumbian contacts occurred between the Micmac and Egyptian voyagers.
http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf088/sf088a01.htm

New Research with cross-referencing explains: the Egyptian hieroglyph the meaning of triangle; exalted one, and the micmac meaning of the symbol triangle; means GOD.

Micmac people are native to the Mahone Bay N.S or Oak Island area’ so my theory incudes there meaning of triangle that co-relates to the Oak Island stone triangle, the to be found triangle inscriptions that were carved into a stone tablet’ that was found in the Money pit in 1803, with this tangible information of triangles, I was able to locate a large triangle carved into a Island called the Birch Island triangle, located just two island east of oak island’ from information I just mentioned.

The triangle relation to this Oak Island Mystery is casting positive doubt that the triangle theory will ultimately solve the 212 hundred-year-old treasure mystery, the belief of what triangle means of these cultures may shed some light on what may be in The Birch Island triangle treasure mystery?

Sincerely

Canadian Cree First Nations Native & Sinclair Heritage

New Original Leading Research:
Oak Island Treasure Hunter/Researcher

Keith Ranville

http://kr.mendhak.com