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Strange Carved Stone Found 'Buried' Under New Jersey River Puzzles Locals

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Strange carved stone found 'buried' under New Jersey river puzzles locals

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New Jersey workers were cleaning up the Pequannock River in Bloomingdale's Sloan Park to prepare for a flood mitigation project Thursday when they spotted a stone with an unusual marking. Upon closer inspection, they discovered what appears to be a crowned royal on the chunk of rock.

The carved stone was "buried underground beneath the riverbed," the Borough of Bloomingdale New Jersey Government announced in a Thursday Facebook post.

The 14 by 12-inch rock shows a woman with curly hair, a crown and a high-neck ruff — a crimped collar typically worn in Western Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.

"We have no idea what it is but we are trying to find out," the borough added.

Bloomingdale Mayor Jon Dunleavy told NorthJersey.com officials recovered the stone and a few local historians are already studying it.

https://www.foxnews.com/science/str...L6xvIh0RE7hFKLJgli7cKIdScZcViob2bq6jYnPZAu4Ek


 
Strange carved stone found 'buried' under New Jersey river puzzles locals

b7b6679f-stone.jpg


New Jersey workers were cleaning up the Pequannock River in Bloomingdale's Sloan Park to prepare for a flood mitigation project Thursday when they spotted a stone with an unusual marking. Upon closer inspection, they discovered what appears to be a crowned royal on the chunk of rock.

The carved stone was "buried underground beneath the riverbed," the Borough of Bloomingdale New Jersey Government announced in a Thursday Facebook post.

The 14 by 12-inch rock shows a woman with curly hair, a crown and a high-neck ruff — a crimped collar typically worn in Western Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.

"We have no idea what it is but we are trying to find out," the borough added.

Bloomingdale Mayor Jon Dunleavy told NorthJersey.com officials recovered the stone and a few local historians are already studying it.

https://www.foxnews.com/science/str...L6xvIh0RE7hFKLJgli7cKIdScZcViob2bq6jYnPZAu4Ek
Queen Elizabeth the 1st (or a more recent fake) ? .. whoever it is, someone was daft enough to send it on in the post looking at the writing on the packaging ..
 
Yes, it's probably Liz the 1st.
The stone may have been taken to America to assert the ownership of the Crown, but somebody probably chucked it overboard instead of leaving it on the beach.
 
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