I really don't think anyone can help me as I have read many different walkthroughs about the stone alignment and I have tried everything. so, I guess if anyone has a saved game after getting past those stone alignment things I would sure appreciate it. or if someone has a different suggestion on how to align the stones, I would sure try it but I believe I have tried everything. even doing this backwards like in contrary like the manual says. I really give up.

If this is Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, there are a whole bunch of saved games here.

This is a great and reliable site that we have used for years.

Hi mbday630.

I'm not sure if the positions are the same for every player or if they might be "random" .... but I made notes regarding these stone alignments when I was playing the game.
If you want to try them - here they are :

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The 1st time it’s only one stone. Just move the correct sign to be under the horns - which sit at North..

The 2nd time is to enter the labrynth and requires two stones.
I used Rising Sun directly below Horns and Full Moon next down.

The 3rd time is to get out of map Room – at the end of the labrynth and requires 3 stones.
This time, they have to be in a line from West to East and NOT under the horns.
I used Darkness/Waxing Moon/Volcano.

To enter Atlantis itself, I used the opposite signs - still going from West to East.
Noon Sun/Waning Moon/City.

Cheers.

Mad

thank you Mad. but, I got past it. this game ticks me off in that the book said something about to get into the city - so, I put the city on the bottom. after multiple attempts and that didn't work. I changed the very bottom stone and I finally came up with some sea or something that worked. but, it sure wasn't in the book. so, I finished the wits path and now I went back and I am doing the team path. and hopefully, once I have finished that I might even try that fighting path. this is a fun game.

Well Done !!

And I hope you successfully make it through all three paths 👍

(I’ve played this game several times but the “Wits” path has always been my personal favourite.)

Cheers, Mad