Does this look like the priest map to you
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Blindbowman said:
Twisted Fork said:.... Dominguez and Co. were using trails long established by the Aztecs and they were sent here in an effort to figure out where those damn Jesuits stashed the treasure of Santa Fe of which the Stone Tablets lead to; here in Utah, just a wiggle away from Spanish Fork....
Springfield said:Twisted Fork said:.... Dominguez and Co. were using trails long established by the Aztecs and they were sent here in an effort to figure out where those damn Jesuits stashed the treasure of Santa Fe of which the Stone Tablets lead to; here in Utah, just a wiggle away from Spanish Fork....
The Treasure of Santa Fe? Elaborate please?
If you follow the earliest available information on gold found by the Spanish explorers entering these regions, one will see that they first came across the green river and down Spanish Fork Canyon into Utah Valley where the Indians showed them the first real gold they got their hands on. 1542 according to the Ute Tribe. At their root, the tablets back track form one site to the other until the trail ends at this very same place where they came across the first gold. An ancient Native kiva which also holds the tomb of the greatest shaman of the Indian Nations.peralta said:Hello twisted fork, there are probably many treasures to find in Utah but with respect I can tell you that the peralta treasures are all in Arizona.every single marking that I found.I posted the horse and the priest stone markings are just as you see them on the ground.besides the peralta I have around 15the treasure cashes from my other maps.on them when symbols you see on the map is on the ground exactly. Good hunting.
Hal I want to send you the picture of the priest on the stone, but to your private e-mail.but you must keep it secret. This way you can see it easier when we meet in Arizona.I bet you the morning church might have been a good choice to help me recover it.we could have made a good deal.
Hello twisted fork, there are probably many treasures to find in Utah but with respect I can tell you that the peralta treasures are all in Arizona.every single marking that I found.I posted the horse and the priest stone markings are just as you see them on the ground.besides the peralta I have around 15the treasure cashes from my other maps.on them when symbols you see on the map is on the ground exactly. Good hunting.
Hal I want to send you the picture of the priest on the stone, but to your private e-mail.but you must keep it secret. This way you can see it easier when we meet in Arizona.I bet you the morning church might have been a good choice to help me recover it.we could have made a good deal.
Pictures speaks more knowledge than one can imagine. From the Spanish Fork Vault system and it's ornate trail of stones. My favorite claim site here in Utah. Arizona doesn't even begin to compare to the vast hoards of treasure still hidden here in Utah. Dominguez and Co. were using trails long established by the Aztecs and they were sent here in an effort to figure out where those damn Jesuits stashed the treasure of Santa Fe of which the Stone Tablets lead to; here in Utah, just a wiggle away from Spanish Fork. They didn't give a rat's *#&@ about any so called savage type characters any more than they do today. The Franciscans were just riding on the skirt tails of shear intelligence; real monks in Christ know as the Jesuit. Banking is their specialty when it comes to treasure.
....A concentration of treasure had been amassed in Santa Fe for the second time. .....