Seneca Ladd, a local businessman in Concord, New Hampshire, discovered an egg-shaped stone with carvings in 1872 while digging a hole for a fence post:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/07/19/mystery.stone.ap/index.html - via Fortean Times |
Seneca Ladd, a local businessman in Concord, New Hampshire, discovered an egg-shaped stone with carvings in 1872 while digging a hole for a fence post:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/07/19/mystery.stone.ap/index.html - via Fortean Times |
I love public schools.
Granted, the "Egg of Mystification" sounds like it should have a +3 at the end of it and be an item long sought after by D&D geeks.
I think its clear - it was given to an ancient people or person , it told them , what to eat , how to makema shelter , and was a kind of compass. It helped someone develop. Where it came from is anyones guess, but it had a purpose.
Well thats what i think anyhow.