Subject: Symbols on Seborga&#39;s Mt. Carparo<br/>
Date: Dec 18, 2004 @ 21:10<br/>
Author: Wolfgang Schaub (&quot;Wolfgang Schaub&quot; &lt;Wolfgang.Schaub@cro-contracts.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1813680755">Some days ago I raised the question what the symbols might mean on top of a<br/>
rock on Seborga&#39;s highest mountain, Mt. Carparo (see attached). The solution<br/>
is most kindly offered by Jean Philippe Arnotte, consul of Seborga in<br/>
Luxembourg, in charge of historical studies: His excellency claims it is a<br/>
medieval bordermarker combining with esoteric symbols and topographic plans,<br/>
second half of 13th century.<br/>
<br/>
Those of you interested may get a six-page fax or a scanned French-language<br/>
essay.<br/>
<br/>
Wolfgang</div>