Syllabics is a consonant-based alphabet used to write many Native American languages. These languages include Cree, Black Foot, and Cherokee.
Below are examples of Syllabics symbols
I now think the Bigfoot at my public research area attempted to communicate with me using Native American Syllabics. On January 16th, 2010 I placed a smiley face made out of rocks at the “Stick Shelter” location. When I return seven days later they have been re-arranged.
I first thought that this was the regular thing the Bigfoot had been doing which was placing the rocks in a 4-1 pattern. I looked at this and thought what if they are trying to send me a message? What if this is Syllabics and these are Syllabics symbols? I have heard more than one interview with Native Americans in which they claim the Bigfoot know Syllabics and they use it to communicate with the tribes.
I then started checking the phonetics for this possible word and I found that these symbols could represent one of the following sounds in Cree Syllabics: Va Ta, Wa Ta ,Va Da, Wa Da.
Then I crossed referenced this with several Native American Languages including Cheyenne, Cherokee, Cree, Blackfoot, and the list of words from Mary Green's Book - 50 Years with Bigfoot Tennessee Chronicles of Co-Existence
I found something extremely interesting. “Wa” can be used to mean “come here”, “come and see”, or “visit”. “Ta” depending on the inflection can mean “brother” or “friend”. Put this together and the possible messages left for me were one of the following: visit friend/brother, come here friend/brother, come visit friend/brother.
This is definitely food for thought and the Bigfoot could have just been doodling with the rocks, but I do not think they do anything without a purpose behind it.