Nevada site reveals consecutive king titles. Second site in Nevada contains same four king's titles as New Mexico site Third king (capital I shape) and fourth king (cross) titles appear together Grandfather's title depicted as diamond shape
A Nevada site contains the same four king's titles as the New Mexico site, including consecutive third and fourth kings (brother-to-brother succession). This pattern matches Han dynasty historical records and suggests evidence of a single voyage.
Key Facts
- Second site in Nevada contains same four king's titles as New Mexico site
- Third king (capital I shape) and fourth king (cross) titles appear together
- Grandfather's title depicted as diamond shape
- Two consecutive kings represent brother-to-brother succession in early Shang dynasty
- This succession pattern matches historical records from Han dynasty texts
- Evidence suggests single voyage because only one king's lineage is represented
Source: Ancient Symbols: Bridging China and the Americas Through Rock Art | A conversation with Vi Duo by Institute for Natural Philosophy