Need help decoding these rock carvings (treasure symbols)

Need help with these carvings... There is a mine on the ridge next to this site with a hollow sound in the floor.

Well, since these are ACTUAL carvings of intials, and not a geological rorschach test, you won't get much more input than this. 

I assume these are related to the Johnathan Swift legend.
If so they really are interesting clues.

Here they are converted to negative. the carvings really show up.

Old Dog,
   Could some of those symbols be Cherokee language symbols?  I'm wondering about the end symbols in that upside down line of letters.  After all, Ki is in eastern Kentucky and the Cherokees were in that area before being moved out by the government in the, I think, the 1700s.  I was just spot reading some stuff last night that told how they were moved out of Virginia, the Carolina's, and eastern Kentucky / Tennessee well before the Trail of Tears thing out of Georgia and S. Carolina.   

Here's some mark ups.  Are some initials modern graffiti?

I wanna Thank everyone for the feed back so far on these carvings... Its been right at a year since i have found these, and i do believe these to be involved with the John Swift legend, after all I'm right in one of the areas Swift was believed to Mine and hide his silver...for you all wondering I'm in the Red River Gorge, here in Ky.
Also there was alot of Shawnee, and Cherokee activity in this region for many years before their removal. I have been studying these carvings for almost a year now, these carvings are real, authentic, and very old. The main thing that supports this is the location where these carvings are, it is in the middle of nowhere, no public trails, actually no trail at all, just a very old trail you can see in spots here and there. These carvings are 3 or more miles from the nearest home located near by, and is on Private property "no trespassing".... The land is so rough and rugged i cant see just anyone making it to where these carvings are, it takes me around 3 hours to hike to this spot one way. There are also what appear to be older carvings here that have faded from weathering over the years that you cant really see, there are no recent marks around this rock, just these old ones... Thanks everyone it always helps to have more than just my two eyes looking at these marks.......

Old Dog, Shortstack.....
                          I looked up the Cherokee alphabet and to my amazement the marks do match, some of these very well could be Cherokee marks, but I'm slow to rule out the Shawnee.......thanks you guys....

Don't believe the Shawnee had a written language.
Cherokee is the only one.

Ki,
    That helps "date" the site a little bit.  Sequoyah invented the alphabet in 1819 and according to Wiki, "some symbols resemble Latin alphabet letters".  
     Since that stone is so far back off of the "beaten track",  all those symbols MIGHT mean it's a base point or pivot point for several "end locations".    I have stopped using certain words that might pop up on search engines or monitoring applications for those nosey folks we're trying to "ignore" or avoid.