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Home Scientists say carvings in southern W.Va. are Native American, not Irish Lynco Petroglypth

Lynco Petroglypth

Archaeologists agree the Luther Elkins Petroglyph at Lynco in Wyoming County is of native origin, not European.

David Sibray examines the Lynco Petroglyph, also known as the Luther Elkins Petroglyph, near Oceana, West Virginia.

Supposed Ogham in West Virginia

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