GRAVE CREEK MOUND (II) (c.720 BC, Moundville, Marshall County, WV) Dr. R.M. de Jonge ©, drsrmdejonge@hotmail.com July, 2012 Summary Grave Creek Mound on the Ohio River, at 40°N, tells both the story of the Egyptian discovery of America during the Old Kingdom, and the metal trade during the Empire of Atlantis (2500-1200 BC) (previous article). However, it also tells the account of the Dardanus Flood during the reign of the 2nd king Ramses III of the 20th Dynasty. It was caused by a Comet Catastro-phe, and it lasted 40+40= 80 days. 6 million people perished (32%). The precipitation was 5.5 meters of water. Four centuries of cold and dry weather followed. The Grave Creek Tablet is engraved with Punic script from SW Iberia. It provides an accurate date of the Mound: the 24th Dynasty of Egypt (c.727-715 BC). It confirms the metal trade across the Ocean during the Empire of Atlantis.

1. GRAVE CREEK MOUND (II)
(c.720 BC, Moundville, Marshall County, WV)
Dr. R.M. de Jonge ©, drsrmdejonge@hotmail.com
July, 2012
Summary
Grave Creek Mound on the Ohio River, at 40°N, tells both the story of the Egyptian discovery
of America during the Old Kingdom, and the metal trade during the Empire of Atlantis
(2500-1200 BC) (previous article). However, it also tells the account of the Dardanus Flood
during the reign of the 2nd king Ramses III of the 20th Dynasty. It was caused by a Comet
Catastro-phe, and it lasted 40+40= 80 days. 6 million people perished (32%). The
precipitation was 5.5 meters of water. Four centuries of cold and dry weather followed. The
Grave Creek Tablet is engraved with Punic script from SW Iberia. It provides an accurate date
of the Mound: the 24th Dynasty of Egypt (c.727-715 BC). It confirms the metal trade across
the Ocean during the Empire of Atlantis.
Introduction
Grave Creek Mound is one of the largest conical type burial mounds of the US. It is located in
Moundville, West Virginia, a town of 10,000 inhabitants on the east bank of the Ohio River.
The Mound has a height of 19 meters and a base diameter of 73 m. On top is a circular plat-
form with a diameter of 15 m. Originally the Mound was encircled by a moat, having a width
of 12 m and a maximum depth of 1.5 m, with one causeway across it.
The shortest distance to the Ohio River, having a local width of 220 m, is 670 m. The shortest
distances to both Big Grave Creek in the south (width of 16 m), and Little Grave Creek in the
north is 1100 m. The Mound is located at 40°N and 80.7°W.
In 1838 the Mound was excavated by amateurs. Right below the center of the mound a rec-
tangular vault was discovered just below ground level, containing two skeletons. It was orien-
ted north-south, and it had a length of 3.7 m, a width of 2.4 m, and a height of 2.1 m. One of
the skeletons was surrounded by many beads and an ornament, both of sea shell.
In the center and about halfway the height of the Mound a second and similar vault was dis-
covered, which contained a single, large skeleton. It measured 2.24 meters, and was oriented
east-west. The skeleton was surrounded by far more beads of sea shell, a lot of complete sea
shells, and many square pieces of mica, with two or three little holes in them. Five copper bra-
celets were found around its wrist bones, weighing together 480 g (17 ounces). Although the
Mound is made of the same dirt as present in the immediate viscinity, the color of it is a kind
of blue, probably due to mixing with some unknown copper compound.
Near the last skeleton an inscribed Stone was found, known as the Grave Creek Tablet. It has
three lines of symbols on it, which were identified as Punic (Phoenician) script, used in south-
west Iberia in the first millennium BC. The flat, grayish, sandstone Tablet has an oval shape,
with a length of 4.8 cm, a width of 3.6 cm, and a thickness of 0.8 cm. (Refs.1,2,43)

2. Grave Creek Mound is dated by most professional archaeologists to c.250-150 BC. It was de-
clared a National Historic Landmark in 1964.
Fig.1 Grave Creek Mound has a height of 19 m and a base diameter of 73 m. It is located on
the east bank of the Ohio River, at 40°N. (c.720 BC, Moundville, Marshall County, WV)
Dardanus Flood
A burial mound is the earliest form of a king’s grave. So, originally it was made by foreign
settlers from the Old World. Indian mounds probably did not exist before the birth of Christ,
because in that time period Indians lived separately from them in tribal clans, as hunter-gar-
therers. Because of the very low population density they could easily do so. They did not ha-
ve the tradition of a people ruled by a king! (Refs.3-11)
Grave Creek Mound gives an excellent account of the metal trade with the Old World be-
tween the 5th and the 20th Dynasties of Egypt. So, for sure the monument will also tell the
story of the Dardanus Flood, which happened at the end of it. (Refs.12-17,43)
The Biblical Flood occurred at the start of the Sixth Dynasty, c.2344 BC (tree ring dating). It
ended all ancient civilizations on Earth, including the Old Kingdom. The Catastrophe was
caused by a Comet with a periodicity of 575 years. The archaeological site of Poverty Point,
NE Louisiana, is located on the average latitude of the islands of Madeira and Bermuda in the
Ocean, at (33+32)/2= 32.5°N. The complementary latitude of 90-32.5= 57.5°N shows the pe-
riodicity of this Comet: 575 years. - In the Old World latitudes were already known 4800 BC.
The Comet was expected to return in the year of 2344-2x575= 1194 BC. It was the first year
of government of queen Tausert (1194-1186 BC), who acted as a regent for king Siptah
(1194-1188 BC), the last Heads of State of the 19th Dynasty. However, the Comet exploded
near the Sun. A dangerous part of it reached the Earth 35 years later, in 1194-35= 1159 BC
(tree ring dating). The Mound contains two important vaults, one at the bottom and one half-

3. way the height of it. The meridian, or north-south line, of Grave Creek Mound hits the south
coast of Baffin Island, at 70°N, indicating these 70/2= 35 years. (Refs.18-26)
Dynasty and king
In antiquity the Head of a Comet was symbolized by the island of Greenland, consisting of ice
and stones. The Tail of a Comet was symbolized by the North Atlantic Ocean below it, which
contains a huge amount of water. Cape Farvel, the south cape of Greenland, is located at
60°N, which is 60-40= 20° above Grave Creek Mound, indicating the 20th Dynasty, when the
Dardanus Flood occurred. Cape Chidley, Canada, is located at the same latitude, confirming
it. The south coast of Cuba, at 40/2= 20°N, confirms it, too.
The meridian of the Mound hits the north coast of Cuba at the latitude of the holy Tropic of
Cancer, at 23°N. At midsummer day the Sun is there at right angles above. The slow northerly
movement of the Sun turns into a southerly movement. So, people believe in the Egyptian
SunGod Ra! (Sun religion) – The north coast of Cuba, at 20+3= 23°N, encodes the 2nd king
Ramses III (1184-1153 BC) of the 20th Dynasty. The Disaster happened at the end of his
reign, in 1159 BC.
The meridian touches the south coast of Lake Erie, 42-40= 2° to the north. The Ohio River
flows to its confluence with the Mississippi River, 40-37= 3° to the south-west. It confirms
the 2nd king Ramses III. The local width of the Ohio River is 220 m, or 2 millimoiras, and the
meridian runs across the Kanawha River, or New River, 40-37= 3° below the Mound, confir-
ming it. The northern Nile Delta is located at 31°N, confirming his 31 years of reign. The me-
ridian of the Mound passes the Isthmus of Panama, 40-9= 31° to the south, confirming it, a-
gain.
All mentioned encodings of the number ‘two’ show it was the second big Calamity in the his-
tory of Atlantis (which consists of Egypt and the America’s). The three degrees below the
Mound correspond twice with the latitudes of the three island groups of the Azores: the East,
Central, and West Azores. These all show this Catastrophe happened at the end of the third ti-
me period of good government of Egypt, which was the New Kingdom. The Old Kingdom
and the Middle Kingdom were the previous time periods when civilization in Egypt (Atlantis)
flourished.
Duration
The two vaults of Grave Creek Mound indicate the Comet Catastrophe was a two stage event,
just like the Biblical Flood. The other encodings of the number ‘two’ confirm it. The Delta’s
of the Nile and Mississippi Rivers are located at 30°N. These correspond to the 30 days of the
month. So, the duration of the Disaster is expressed in days. - The 40th latitude line at the
Mound is the most famous one of North America, because it encodes the Egyptian discovery
of the continent in the Fourth Dynasty. However, it also encodes the first time period of 40
days of the Dardanus Flood.
The falling stones were causing horrible forest-fires, and the melting ice resulted in torrential
rains and worldwide floodings. It was completely dark on Earth. The second time period las-
ted 40 days, too. The climate was completely disrupted. The terrible rains and floodings con-
tinued, but it also became very cold. So, the rains changed into ferrocious snow and hail
storms.

4. The meridian of the Mound leaves the coast of South Carolina 40-32= 8° below the site, con-
firming the total duration of 80 days. It runs through the Isthmus of Panama at 9°N. The com-
plementary latitude of 90-9= c.80° confirms the duration of 40+40= 80 days. Bermuda is lo-
cated 40-32= 8° below the 40th latitude line, confirming it, too. The Central Azores are loca-
ted 38-30= 8° above the Nile Delta, confirming it, again.
Precipitation
The Central Azores consist of five islands, encoding the precipitation during the Dardanus
Flood, 50 micromoiras= 50x0.11= c.5.5 meters of water. The length of the 40th latitude line
across the continent of North America equals 5 Moiras, or 50°, when measured along the e-
quator, confirming it. The important line at the complementary latitude of the site, at 90-40=
50°N, which runs along the northern shore of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and beyond, con-
firms it, too. The distance from the Mound to the East Coast, at 40°N, is 5 moiras, or 5°, con-
firming it, again.
The consequences of this Comet Catastrophe lasted to the end of Dynasty 22, about four cen-
turies after the event, as shown by the 40th latitude line of the Mound. The climate on Earth
was much colder and dryer. The Strait of Gibraltar is located 4° below the 40th latitude line,
at 40-4= 36°N, confirming it. It corresponds to the circumference of the planet Earth, 36 Moi-
ras, or 360°. It shows it was a worldwide Catastrophe. It ended all ancient civilizations on
Earth, including the New Kingdom! (Refs.27-31)
Fig.2 Grave Creek Mound, dated to c.720 BC, is located in the town of Moundville, West
Virginia, on the east bank of the Ohio River, at 40°N.
Casualties
The Azores in the middle of the Ocean are located at 38°N, encoding the 3.8 million casual-
ties of the Flood. The meridian of Grave Creek Mound leaves the south coast of James Bay, at
52°N. The complementary latitude of 90-52= 38°N confirms the number of victims. It hits the

5. south coast of Baffin Island, at 70°N, referring to the 7 figures of the number. The diameter /
height ratio of the Mound equals 73/19= 3.8, confirming it, too.
The south coast of Cuba, at 40/2= 20°N, shows the additional 2.0 million casualties because
of system collapse (lack of government, wars). The meridian leaves the south coast of Pana-
ma, at 7°N, confirming the 7 figures of this number. The meridian touches the south coast of
Lake Erie, 42-40= 2° to the north, confirming the number of victims. The local width of the
Ohio River is 220 m, or 2 millimoiras, confirming it, too.
The island of Bermuda is located at 32°N. The complementary latitude of 90-32= 58°N con-
firms the total number of casualties, 3.8+2.0= 5.8 million men (32%). It is located 32-25= 7°
above the south cape of Florida, due south of the Mound, confirming the 7 figures of the num-
ber. - Cape Farvel, the south cape of Greenland, at 60°N, encodes the approximate periodicity
of the Comet: 600 years. The south cape of Florida, at 25°N, corrects it to the accurate value
of 600-25= 575 years. Note, that the peninsula of Florida has the shape of a Comet.
Cape Farvel as well as Cape Chidley, Canada are located at 60°N, confirming the total num-
ber of casualties, c.6.0 million men. Grave Creek Mound is located 7 Moiras, or 70° due west
of Iberia, when measured along the equator, confirming the 7 figures of this number. The
length of the meridian of Cape Farvel on the Northern Hemisphere equals 180°, encoding the
original world population before the Catastrophe, 18 million men. The “complementary lati-
tude” of 180-60= 120° corresponds to the number of survivors, 18-6= 12 million men. The A-
zores are located 38-30= 8° above the Nile Delta, confirming the 8 figures of this number.
Grave Greek Mound is located at 40°N, encoding the c.4.0 million casualties of the Comet
Catastrophe. The meridian leaves the south coast of Lake Erie 42-40= 2° to the north, confir-
ming the additional 2.0 million victims because of system collapse. The Mound is located 670
m, or 6 millimoiras, from the shore of the Ohio River, confirming the total number of c.6.0
million casualties. It is located 780 m, or 7 millimoiras, from the middle of the River, confir-
ming the 7 figures of the number.
Both the south coast of Lake Erie due north of the Mound and Cape Cod are located 60-42=
18° below Cape Chidley, Canada, confirming the world population of 18 million people be-
fore the Catastrophe. Lake Erie is situated 42-30= 12° above the south coast of the US, enco-
ding the 12 million survivors. Most of them were seriously injured. Finally, Bermuda is loca-
ted 40-32= 8° below the 40th latitude line, confirming the 8 figures of this number.
The meridian of Grave Creek Mound hits the north coast of Georgean Bay, 46-40= 6° above
the site, confirming the c.6.0 million casualties. It leaves the south coast of James Bay 52-40=
12° to the north, confirming the 12 million survivors, most of them wounded. It leaves the
south coast of Cuba 40-22= 18° to the south, confirming the original world population of 18
million men.
Finally, the south coast of the US is located at 30°N. The complementary latitude of 90-30=
60°N encodes the c.6.0 million casualties of the Dardanus Flood. The south point of the Gulf
of Campeche, Mexico, is located at 18°N, encoding the original world population before the
Flood, 18 million men. It is located 30-18= 12° below the south coast of the US, correspon-
ding with the 12 million survivors.

6. The precise number of victims was 5.8 million men. It is (5.8/18)x100= 32% of the world po-
pulation, as indicated by the latitude of the island of Bermuda, at 32°N. The name of ‘Darda-
nus’ means Third, because it was the Flood, in which about one third of the people died, one
third of these because of system collapse. The three island groups of the Azores due east of
Grave Creek Mound confirm the percentage: (1/3)x100= 33%. The slope of the Mound equals
33°, encoding the latitude of Madeira, at 33°N, and the percentage of casualties: 33%.
(Refs.-32-37)
Date
The Ohio River flows from Grave Creek Mound over three degrees of latitude to its conflu-
ence with the Mississippi River. It appears, that these three degrees encode the date of the mo-
nument: 3 dynasties after the 20th Dynasty of the Dardanus Flood. The Mound is located
40-9= c.30° due north of the Isthmus of Panama, confirming it. So, apparently the monument
was made in Dynasty 23 (c.818-715 BC). This Dynasty was very active in erecting sacred
sites, because its number encodes the holy Tropic of Cancer, at 23°N. Far in the east it crosses
the River Nile. It was the center of the Southern Egyptian Empire, but also the center of the
Sun religion.
Fig.3 The Grave Creek Tablet, with Punic (Phoenician) script (c.720 BC).
Grave Creek Tablet
In the vault halfway the height of the Mound an engraved Tablet was found (see Fig.3). Dr.
Barry Fell recognized the script as Punic (Phoenician), mainly in use in south-west Iberia du-
ring the first millennium BC. He translated the text, which was slightly improved by Mr. Do-
nal Buchanan. When reading from right to left, as usual with this script, a slightly better ver-
sion reads: “Burial Mound in honor of king Tadach. His wife caused this Tablet to be inscri-
bed.”
This text confirms the burial mound is a king’s grave. Dr. Fell translated ‘His wife’ with ‘The
Queen’, in agreement with this statement. We stated earlier that burial mounds were erected
by foreign settlers from the Old World, and this Tablet proves it to be correct.
Let us analyse this interesting Tablet further. The three lines of text illustrate the three time
periods of good government of Egypt (Atlantis): the Old, Middle and New Kingdoms. It also
shows Grave Creek Mound tells three important stories: the Egyptian discovery of America,
the metal trade, and the Dardanus Flood, as shown in our two articles.

7. Note, that the three lines of text contain 7,8 and 7 symbols, respectively. (The 3rd sign, coun-
ted from the right in 2nd line, is a single symbol). When consulting the history of Egypt, it
turns out that Dynasty 22 had eight kings. The average number of symbols in the lines (7.3) is
roughly in agreement with this number eight, and added together it results in the number
7+8+7= 22. So, our conclusion is that Dynasty 22 (c.945-715 BC) was ‘history’ when the
Tablet was made!
Lower on the Stone is a vertical piece of line with at the right side of it the head of a bird.
When reading the Tablet we have to look to the north, as usual. The bird is the symbol of the
Egyptian king (substitute of God) at the other side of the Ocean (the vertical line), in the east
where Egypt is located.
Date
Other meanings of the Tablet now become clear. The first line of the text represents Dynasty
20, when the Dardanus Flood occurred. The seven symbols confirm the millions of casualties
(a number of 7 figures). - The second part of the text represents Dynasty 21. It became clear
the copper trade was definitely finished. Contact between Upper Michigan and Egypt ceased
to exist. The eight symbols confirm the tens of millions of copper ingots, which were shipped
across the Ocean to the Old World in the time period before it. (Ref.43)
The third line of the text represents Dynasty 22, with its many kings (see above). It became
clear the tin trade was definitely finished, too. Contact between Bolivia and Egypt ceased to
exist. The seven symbols confirm the millions of tin ingots, which were shipped across the O-
cean to the Old World in the time period before it. (It also encodes the density of tin, 7 g/cm 3;
seven times heavier than water.) – The text in the next part is missing, because Dynasty 23 ru-
led simultaneously with the previous dynasty. It shows the United Egyptian Empire was fal-
ling apart in a Southern and a Northern Kingdom (Upper and Lower Egypt), as happened ma-
ny times before.
The dot in the next space shows the mentioned “king Tadach” in the vault, who ruled over an
unknown part of North America, including the Old Copper Culture. It appears he died during
Dynasty 24 of Egypt (c.727-715 BC). The most important Head of State in Egypt was king
Bakenrenef (or Bocchoris). So, both Grave Creek Mound and its Tablet date from c.720 BC!
– Note, that this Dynasty ruled simultaneously with Dynasty 23 (c.818-715 BC), and Dynasty
22 (c.945-715 BC)! (Refs.38-44)
Note also, that the number of Dynasty 24 confirms the overall export of 24 million copper in-
gots and 2.4 million tin ingots across the Ocean to the Old World. It also confirms the total
export of 240 million carats of gold. Finally, this is a number of 9 figures, which confirms the
export of silver during the Empire of Atlantis (c.2500-1200 BC): 90 million carats! (Ref.43)
Discussion
Both vaults of Grave Creek Mound have a length : width ratio of 3:2. It appears the two vaults
are in honor of the 2nd king of the 20th Dynasty, when the Dardanus Flood occurred. The
mentioned ratio might also be in honor of this 2nd king Ramses III, who was the pharaoh of
Egypt during this horrible Comet Catastrophe.
The skeleton in the upper vault was strewn with square pieces of mica, with two or three little
holes in them. It appears king Tadach of the Old Copper Culture almost had the status of the
2nd king Ramses III of Egypt. – Note, that the platform on top of the Mound had two impor-

8. tant meanings. First it was the home of the American king, where his palace should be built,
far above his people. Second the king should always be protected against the danger of a
Flood!
The lower vault contained c.650 beads of sea shell, which might correspond to the c.641 years
between the start of the First Dynasty (c.3105 BC) and halfway the Fifth Dynasty (c.2464
BC), when the copper trade possibly started.
The upper vault contained c.1700 beads of sea shell, which might correspond to the number of
years (c.1744) between halfway the Fifth Dynasty (c.2464 BC) and the death of the American
king Tadach in Dynasty 24 (c.720 BC). - This vault also contained c.500 sea shells, which
might correspond to the number of years (c.534 years) between the start of the First Dynasty
(c.3105 BC) and king Menkaure of the Fourth Dynasty, who discovered America (c.2571
BC).
The upper Vault contained c.150 pieces of mica, which might correspond to the number of
years (c.154) between the start of king Osorkon II of Dynasty 22 (c.874 BC) and the death of
king Tadach of the Old Copper Culture (c.720 BC). - The Grave Creek Tablet has a length :
width ratio of 4:3. This ratio might illustrate king Tadach had strong ties with both Dynasties
23 and 24 of Egypt. – For sure it is possible that some of these relations do not exist at all.
However, not looking at these and not mentioning them is no option, in my view.
Dr. Barry Fell dated this Tablet from between the 8th and 6th century BC, which is correct.
He stated that Phoenicians settled in SW Iberia, and that they built a town called Tarshish, as
mentioned in the Old Testament. They were engaged in trading for metals. The ocean-going
sailing ships of Tarshish were famous because of their huge size. He said that Tarshish was
ruled by kings, and that the merchants of the town were famed for their wealth. Note, that the
name of king Tadach (or Tasach) and the home-town of Tarshish bear some similarities.
(Refs.38-44)
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