In 1874, archaeologists discovered a room in Pompeii preserved from 79 A.D. in the ash of Mt. Vesuvius. Inside was a trestle-board, showing a large square above a skull and a plumb line. In the same room were an urn representing a pot of manna, a setting maul, trowel, spade, a small staff and a chest representing the Ark of the Covenant. Over the door of the house was an inscription, “Diogenes the Mason.”
Submitted by Otha Wingo, Harold O. Grauel Lodge #672, Missouri
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