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Strangely Engraved Rock Is Giant 'Treasure Map', Archaeologists Say
(www.sciencealert.com)
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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Where's the bad journalism in this case? Yvan Pailler, the professor quoted in the article, called it a treasure map & the title clearly shows that 'treasure map' isn't meant to be taken literally.
In my opinion (and others' in this thread) the headline is misleading even with the quotes and the tldr was welcome. That's all. I don't think there's a lot much more to discuss without getting attached to what at the end of the day is just a post in an aggregator.