Are there any examples of typos in history? Specifically with regard to messages carved in stone.

by wassp

Today's Now I Know by Dan Lewis is about a typo engraved in stone at the Lincoln Memorial (here is a link to the article). Essentially, when carving a copy of his second inaugural address into the marble, someone wrote EUTURE instead of FUTURE.

Are there any other examples of carved in stone typos like this? Places where what you're writing is meant to be permanent for everyone to see, so it's difficult to change what's been written, but you've accidentally made a typo.

Searocksandtrees

FYI, a related question came in the other day, see here - Did ancients scribes ever make typos? If so, what was done to correct them?. I took a quick scan through the branches of links, but didn't see any referring to stone carvings, but there are many many examples of typos and other kinds of errors.