Triangular Stones, Buri Palm Tree...

[Nikki Saranghae]

I saw a stone marked sign pointing to a Big tree (Buri Palm)...and the stone is triangle in form...no trees and grasses have been grown/alive in this area except this buri palm tree...Where do u think is the exact location of the treasure? This tree is over 80 yrs. old...Please help me..

Thankyou...
here are some of the pics taken from the site:

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!

[vpnavy]

Nikki Saranghae - you asked the same question in three different places...If you are serious - you really need to provide additional information...

• Today's Finds! > Triangular Stones, Buri Palm Tree...
• New Member Introductions > Newbie..i saw signs in my backyard...I need your HELP!
• What Is It? > Triangular Stones, Buri Palm Tree...)

 

[Nikki Saranghae]

hi vpnavy,

yes i am dead serious about this...what sort of informations u wanna know? please ask me, and i will give you all the informations...thankyou...

 

[vpnavy]

Nikki Saranghae- my apologies - I thought you were having fun with us...here are a few questions...

• I saw a stone marked sign pointing to a Big tree (Buri Palm) - what does that mean?
• What is a "stone (triangle in form) marked sign?" - what exactly does it say on it?
• What state/country are you in?
• Can you provide some pictures?

 

[CRUSADER]

hi vpnavy,

yes i am dead serious about this...what sort of informations u wanna know? please ask me, and i will give you all the informations...thankyou...

No info needed, just pictures speak 1000 words?

 

[recondigger]

Under the tree?

Scouts out!

 

[Nikki Saranghae]

ok i will upload some pictures.... here are some of the pics...

 

[vpnavy]

Wow Nikki Saranghae you weren't kidding!!! I can't wait for someone to pipe in with a reason for this.

 

[CRUSADER]

I have no experience of Treasure Markers, so I will just say what I see & ask a couple of questions.

The stone does looked 'faced' on one side, but this may have been done of lots of reasons. ie. do they use this type of stone in any of your walls/houses?

If you can run a detector around the tree, its worth a quick go.

What can you tell us about the type of rock used? Is it common to your area, was it imported from elsewhere, what do they use it for etc....