At the foot of this hill is an ancient stone with inscriptions. Many scholars believe that the inscription on the stone contains the ten commandments, including the 3 signs of the Tetragrammaton, inscribed in the Hebrew texts.
The inscription is unique for several reasons. First, it is made in ancient Hebrew. Secondly, it is located near the small town of Los Lunas in New Mexico, USA. Third, the inscription contains the "Ten Commandments".
This proves that the Semitic people, probably Jews, arrived in America long before Columbus and the Vikings.
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The inscription cannot be fake for the following reasons. The actual time of the discovery of the inscription is unknown, but local residents knew about it back in the 1850s. At that time, the language of the text was unknown and therefore could not be translated and understood.
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An artifact found in New Mexico contains letters from the older Hebrew alphabet. The researchers learned about the existence of such a written language only in the second half of the 19th century, after extensive archaeological excavations. After the writing was established, and the inscription was deciphered, it turned out that it is a copy of the "Ten Commandments".
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When we compare the text on the Los Lunas inscription with the inscriptions found in 1993 at Tell Dan, Israel, we see that the alphabets are almost identical. Below is a comparison of the letters from both inscriptions.
The Tel Dan inscription dates back to around 1000 BC. On the stone in Los Lunas, we see the same letters. This suggests, with almost certainty, that the stone inscription in New Mexico was made by Semites, probably ancient Jews, about 3,000 years ago.
Ancient Hebrew inscriptions have been found elsewhere in the United States, including Tennessee and the Mississippi Valley.
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