AN INTRODUCTION TO THE

TEN COMMANDMENTS INSCRIPTION

NEAR LOS LUNAS, NEW MEXICO

Description	Decalogue and Comparison with Hebrew Text
	Decalogue without Comparison with Hebrew Text

Photographs	Tom & Doris McDaniel Inspect Inscription
	Tom McDaniel Inspects the Inscription
	Close-Up of Inscription as Seen at Ground Level
	Close-Up with Slightly Different Hue click HERE or HERE
	The Inscription and Its Physical Surroundings

Relevant Charts of Semitic Scripts from Hans Jensen's Die Schrift	Die Schrift Cover
	Phoenician Scripts in Spain
	Ahiram, Mesha, Phoenician, Punic Scripts
	Gezer, Siloam, Maccabean Scripts
	Samaritan Scripts
	Kalamuwa, Bar Rekab, Teima, Egyptian Scripts (schrift205.gif)
	Kefer Bir'im, Nash, Modern and Cursive Scripts (schrift210.gif)
	Late Aramaic, Palmyrene, Syriac Scripts

Phoenician Grammar	Title Page
	Page 44: The Use of Vowels

Internet Sites	Ancient Hebrew Research Center (article by Roger L. Williamson)
	Juergen Neuhoff
	J. Husten McCulloch

	Doug Weller
	Donald N. Panther-Yates (Book Notice)

New Mexico Crypto-Jews	*Michael P. Carroll's The Debate over a Crypto-Jewish Presence in New Mexico: The Role of Ethnographic Allegory and Orientalism* (click here).**

Also noteworthy for the New Mexico Crypto-Jews are:	(1) National Public Radio Series on Crypto-Jews. (2) The Smithsonian magazine, October 2008, on the Crypto-Jews of New Mexico (not available online).
	(3) Stanley M. Hordes' To the End of the Earth: A History of the Crypto-Jews of New Mexico.
	(4) Review by Matt O'Hara of Stanley M. Hordes' To the End of the Earth: A History of the Crypto-Jews of New Mexico.
	(5) Review by Barbara Ferry and Debbie Nathan of Stanley M. Hordes' To the End of the Earth: A History of the Crypto-Jews of New Mexico.
	(6) Jon Entine's Abraham's Children: Race, Identity, and the DNA of the Chosen People
	(7) Santa Fe, New Mexico DNA Project