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I have put this on Facebook NH museum waiting for them to respond

Tigs, perhaps the best idea is to find flint tools, its quite easy, specifically with serrated edges, check for common figuration as described on my blog, then take them to your local FLO for recording in the PAS, do not mention the images,  once your find has been authenticated, point them to my blog, and then tell them your find has creature descriptions and known topologies and conventions described on the relevant pages of my blog.

Tigs that link didn't work,??? I take it they gave you a negative reply.....

Yes they did

That didnt work either, maybe just cut and paste what they said or do a screen shot....

I don't use FB as well. Could you post a snapshot of the FB page. I would really like to see their comments.
One of the reasons I post thousands of photos of portable rock art is to show motif similarities globally.
Its simple math - a few photos can be dismissed as "naturally" occurring however it becomes very difficult to dismiss thousands of similarities.
Like most mainstream archaeologists they will not acknowledge portable rock art publicly because it will open a Pandora's Box they won't be able to close.

Simple visual comparison of two of your rocks
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I have left that group and given up trying with trying to convince them. I no what I believe and they believe what they can't see .