Well now that's a good one I know I've never heard before ... :) ... In all seriousness, I'm guessing you have a real problem even considering that Moroni could be a possible candidate as being one of the authors of the Mystery Glyphs ... Well ... if you take into consideration a few things, it might make for a better understanding for why some believe that it could have been Moroni ... 1) Whether you believe in Book of Mormon events occuring in Meso-America or the American Upper Midwest ... the American West would be suitable match for the area Moroni might have wandered in after the destruction of his people ... 2) There are no known written languages of any indigenous personnel that lived in the American West, at least I've never seen anything that you could compare it to, except for the ancient writings of the Ojibwa of the upper American Mid-west ... and those symbols that do match are said to be the writings of the ancient ones who came from across the waters ... 3) So far we have not been able to identify a single modern possibility earlier than 150 years ... and nothing much in he 1500 year range either, they would have t obe at least 1600 years old to have any possibility of having Moroni as one of the authors. 4) Some of the sites are relatively close, if not exact, to places that some believe Moroni may have passed through. All that being said, those are only potential points of support for one of the authors having been Moroni ... and like I've said before, it could just as easily been anyone from 150 years ago or older ... the six indivdual hand prints are a definite source of who it might have been, the left hand always being the one that was used for the print, so that might just rule out your suggestion that: Mystery Glyphs - Home --Quinda