I thought it is at least reasonable to suspect that the stone from Chapter 96 might actually be the resurrection stone.
Neither of them noticed the tall stone worn as though from a thousand years of age, upon it a line within a circle within a triangle glowing ever so faintly silver, like the light which had shone from Harry’s wand
That’s the right symbol, but in canon the Resurrection Stone is much smaller. I interpreted this as the Peverells’ gravestone, enchanted to give a Peverell descendant the ‘Thrayen beyn’ quote upon making a suitable vow.
I thought it is at least reasonable to suspect that the stone from Chapter 96 might actually be the resurrection stone.
That’s the right symbol, but in canon the Resurrection Stone is much smaller. I interpreted this as the Peverells’ gravestone, enchanted to give a Peverell descendant the ‘Thrayen beyn’ quote upon making a suitable vow.