Hola.
Una de las suposiciones directas de este pie es el uso como medida.
En este caso , parece que tenemos algun ejemplo evocador en Veruela , Zaragoza.
En este caso , no me resisto a mostrar la foto , aunque añado el link , por cierto , no dejeis de leer el texto. Parece que propone lo contrario a lo que sugiere la piedra.
http://mateturismo.wordpress.com/2010/06/01/la-piedra-de-la-mesura-de-veruela/Pero lo mas que he encontrado respecto a ese nombre que propuse esta en este libro, donde los pies no son de Cristo , sino de Saint Patrick o Saint Columba :
The Religion of the Celts by Thomas William RollestonY dice:
The Symbol of the Feet
Yet there is reason to think that some of these symbols were earlier than any known mythology, and were, so to say, mythologised differently by different peoples, who got hold of them from this now unknown source. A remarkable instance is that of the symbol of the Two Feet.
In Egypt the Feet of Osiris formed one of the portions into which his body was cut up, in the well-known myth. They were a symbol of possession or of visitation. "I have come upon earth", says the "Book of the Dead" (ch. xvii.), "and with my two feet have taken possession. I am Tmu".
Now this symbol of the feet or footprint is very widespread. It is found in India, as the print of the foot of Buddha, [A good example from Amaravati (after Ferguson) is given by Bertrand, Rel. des G., p. 389. — TWR] it is found sculptured on dolmens in Brittany, [Sergi, The Mediterranean Race, p. 313. — TWR] and it occurs in rock-carvings in Scandinavia. [At Lökerberget, Bohuslän; see Montelius, op. cit. — TWR] In Ireland it passes for the footprints of St Patrick or St Columba. Strangest of all, it is found unmistakably in Mexico. [See Lord Kingsborough's Antiquities of Mexico, passim, and the Humboldt fragment of Mexican printing (reproduced in Churchward's Signs and Symbols of Primordial Man) — TWR]. Tyler, in his Primitive Culture (ii. p. 197) refers to "the Aztec ceremony at the Second Festival of the Sun God, Tezcatlipoca, when they sprinkled maize flour before his sanctuary, and his high priest watched till he beheld the divine footprints, and then shouted to announce, 'Our Great God is come'."O sea que de momento tenemos: un argumento de medida , un simbolo teologico o una firma de cantero. Cada cual que escoja.
Por mi parte , ahi quedan esas lectiras propuestas , quizas demos con alguna mas.
Un saludo.