The Palestine was a ship that was wrecked in a hurricane in 1866. Apparently a sailor from this ship (R.N. Baker?) visited Sapodilla Bay in 1847 and possibly again in 1857 (the four in the inscription appears to have been overwritten with a five).

There are several inscriptions representing tents, houses or other structures on Sapodilla Hill. One of the most elaborate is this multi-storied building with a steeple on the roof and either elaborate wings or balconies on the side. It is unclear whether the design around the names D. Harriott and C.L.P. Taylor is simply a frame or a representation of a large house. These visitors came to Sapodilla Hill in 1844. The Harriott family ran a large salt raking business on Salt Cay and the Taylor name is common on both Salt Cay and Grand Turk.

Two of the inscriptions on Sapodilla Hill depict twin-masted schooners with sharp-angled stern counters. The date of the images and whether or not they represent actual vessels that visited the bay is not clear.