Canada

Legend of Canadá
Long ago, when the world was young, I had the buffalo hump. He got his hump a summer for his cruelty to the birds.

Liked the buffalo prairie run for pleasure. The fox ran past him and small animals warned that his boss, the buffalo came.

One day when the buffalo ran through the meadows, he headed home to small birds that nest on the ground. Birds advised to Buffalo andfoxes that were in the direction where they had their nests. But nobody not foxes or buffalo, they listened. The buffalo, and ran under his heavy feet trampled the nests of birds. Even when he heard the birds crying, ran nonstop.

Nobody knew Nanabozho was near. But Nanabozho learned misfortune succeeded with the nests of birds and felt sorry for them. He ran and stood in front of the buffalo andfoxes and made ​​them stop. With his stick hit the buffalo heavily on the shoulders. The buffalo, fearing receive another blow, buried his head between his shoulders. But Nanabozho only said:

-You, from today, you always have a hump on your shoulders. Then you shall bring his head down in shame.

Foxes, ran to escape Nanabozho, dug holes in the ground and hid inside. But Nanabozho found themand punished them:

-For being cruel to the birds, you will live forever in the cold ground.

Since then, the foxes have holes in holes in the ground, and buffalo hump have.

Myth
Oak, Oak Island and unattainable treasure.

Oak Island (Oak), in Canada, has lots of legends about possible treasures buried by pirates who, at one time, swarmed the area.

On a summer day in 1795, three boysthought of them when they came to a circular earth pit, excavated soil and settled and under the branches of an oak tree, hung with rotting remains of a ship's rigging.

There were three friends John Smith and Anthony Vaughan Daniel McGinnis. When digging initially pulled loose soil covering a well, hard clay walls. At 60 inches found a layer of smooth stones, and deliberately cut one type ofstone that was not on the island. Evidently faced a thoroughly well built.

Three meters found a platform of oak, embedded horizontally, but found the treasure under it again longed but settled land. It was obvious that this was a laborious and nothing hasty construction. But they did not know how...

At 6 meters had another oak platform below, again, settled land. The disappointment andexhaustion made them desist. But they could not forget the mysterious well and years later, in 1803, participated as members of the expedition featured Onslow, who tried to clarify the matter seriously.

Every three meters appeared oak platform, but not identical. Some were especially thick and reinforced with coconut fiber, putty and charcoal.

At 27 meters found a slab of porphyry, material notonly virtually unfindable Oak Island but throughout North America. And an inscription on the slab in an unknown alphabet for all members of the expedition. At this point there are several hypotheses. Some experts tried to translate it in a sentence somewhat puerile and absurd, based on a single digit code, I would say: "thirteen feet below are buried two million pounds." But others, like ProfessorBarry Fell, an expert in ancient languages, concluded that it was a Coptic dialect Mediterranean whose meaning would be religious. (Photo slab found below right).

Thereafter there was speculation the possible content of the well, venturing the possibility that it was not a treasure buried there, or at least not a monetary treasure, but otherwise, or perhaps a tomb of someone special. Some evenspeculated on a relationship with Egypt, not only by the Coptic dialect possible, but by the material of the slab, porphyry. But then ... when and why transferring materials from afar.

To keep digging, at the height of thirty few meters, the water began to seep into the well, but it was late afternoon and although they played a new layer of something hard, maybe another layer of oak logs,...