2008 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( Japanese) TREASURE

[boylara]

http://www.gasmasks.net/database/japan/japan.htm
visit this site to compare such mask... We have more than a half filled sacks gas mask of this type recently dug here in Cagayan Valley...plus other artifacts..

 

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[gboy]

We had an adventure of a lifetime here....just like Indiana Jones adventures ....

 

[mistergee]

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all i know is the above statement inserted in place of an expletive is the most annoying thing when trying to read these posts. cant you guys just say @#$>*&::". its much easier to read past

 

[Saturna]

all i know is the above statement inserted in place of an expletive is the most annoying thing when trying to read these posts. cant you guys just say @#$>*&::". its much easier to read past

Agreed !!

 

[jeff of pa]

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all i know is the above statement inserted in place of an expletive is the most annoying thing when trying to read these posts. cant you guys just say @#$>*&::". its much easier to read past

if yous wouldn't attack each other in the first place the problem would be solved

 

[boylara]

Why do you think it is related to the Yamashi.ta legend, and tons and tons of buried gold? Military relics are typically found around battlefields and other occupied areas, such as the Philippines was.
"gas mask was standard issue to Japanese units involved in combat. Japan had used poison gas on numerous occasions during its war with China, but refrained from using gas against Allied troops in the Pacific. President Roosevelt,on June 5th, 1942, threatened retaliation if the Japanese ever used gas against any opponent. A single case of gas was reported in New Guinea late in the war, but Japanese officials denied they had ever authorized its use." from one web site....

Why then that here in this part of the numerous battlefields here in the Philippines, it is only now that there is evidence proving that they have gas mask...why it was found in the entrance of of Barred down entrance of Cave. half sacks ...Where did they use this Gas mask? aside from the gas mask there are artifacts found...Due to some reasons, I cannot post the images of this artifacts. And these artifacts are not for military use...people from the National Museum might be comming and sieze these artifacts and they will tell, it has cultural significance...no way....

in my research this is one of Capt. Tanaka Cave.

 

[boylara]

Do you seriously believe you are the only person to have found a WWII vintage Japanese gas mask on the Philippines? Oy veyDo you seriously believe you are the only person to have found a WWII vintage Japanese gas mask on the Philippines? Oy vey[/color]

Well..show me proofs that other have found gas mask too here in the Philippines?the same type of Gas mask

 

[angel_09]

How come then that in Cagayan Valley this type of Gas Mask was found and a sack can be filled half...the watch in the picture thats mine..

Nice gas mask.

Why do you think it is related to the Yamashi.ta legend, and tons and tons of buried gold? Military relics are typically found around battlefields and other occupied areas, such as the Philippines was.

Oh yeah...nice watch, too

Why do you think it is not related to the yamas.hita legend, and tons and tons of buried gold?

Yeah, why not show him proof that he is not the only person to have found Japanese gas mask, particularly in that specific area.

Angel_09

 

[CanadianTrout]

Hi Phillipino TH's. I have a request to borrow your language skills if possible please. It does not have anything to do with Yamash%^ta's burried gold but wondered if you guys could give me 2 minutes of your time. I have been a background supported of your treasure hunting efforts for awhile now. As in I read this thread all the time and find it facinating. Dig safe!

I found a ring here in Canada that has (from what I've been told) Japanese writting on it. I was wondering if some of you guys could go to the link below and check it out. I'd like to if it is Japanese writting for sure and if any of you know what it says. I'll understand if you're not interested or can't read it. Thanks guys!


http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,171591.0.html

 

[ssrjunkie]

Hi CT,

I'll try to notify someone who is living in Japan right now.

Hopefully, they can translate it for you.

Junkie

 

[jonesindy]

Hey folks!

I was out of this forum for a while. Honestly, at some point the the posts were a bit discouraging as the arguments goes between the believers and the skeptics. I think I owe everyone here an update on my project which I sum up as follows:

-during the past summer, I sunk-in 45 back-hoe days in my project, hoping that is will be the final phase. It was not, in fact, it posed more questions to me. The "X" mark that I was pursuing in Phase 2 of work contained another set of markers, pointing to the other set. I observed a pattern though, this time the markers are much bigger, but it shows the same shape-patterns.

- again, water could not be controlled till the rains come, and work must stop.

It will probably take a while, before I resume work. If there is one reality that I learned in treasure hunting!!!it is the fact that the only reliable source of funds for operation is your OWN POCKET. Do not ever dream that others will shell out hard-earned money for the activity. It is embarrassing to admit that I am broke now due to the expenses...financially kaput as I am...that was worth the thrill of it.

It is very difficult not to brag about my findings in the last phase, not not to publish some rare pictures here...but it is better that way.

Till I raise another million bucks...to sink inn...

jonesindy

 

[gboy]

Jonesindy,

Why you dig? simple bcoz of an alleged x rock marker?
For me, you should not have dig in the first place....you should conduct borehole drill first and get gold sample. After confirming the presence of gold...is the only time of conducting massive/expensive backhoe operation.

What happened to you is already numerous treasure hunters....mistake/ style of operation.....by digging immediately W/O gold presence confirmation.
BTW, the most common consolation of failed digging....some odd shape stones recovered in the site is intentionally imagined into alleged stone treasure markers, to justify useless diggings. Sometimes reality hurts.

I suggest my friend....conduct borehole drill first, get gold sample before digging, thats cheaper than massive backhoe operation w/o direction, oks? walang personalan suggestion lang...

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hola G'Boy You posted -->

you should conduct borehole drill first and get gold sample.
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I presume that you "ARE" kidding G'boy. You could drill 1000 holes and if they were all off just 10 centi-Meters you would never find any Gold, just operatng expenses.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[gboy]

Realde,

I beg to disagree...this is not mining wherein your suspected mine sites is several square kilometers and you need thousand boreholes to complete your subsurface survey..

In treasure hunting, most treasure sites had already a suspected site/area in FEW SQUARE METERS/FEET ONLY....ex: underneath a mango tree....inside water well....underneath a rock marker...etc.

Meaning your search/drill area is very2 small compared to mining area. Therefore you can concentrate your borehole drilling in that limited space area, oks? And drilling is less expensive than massive bulldozing/bachoe the whole area.

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

HI G'Boy: I agree, it isn't like a mine drilling program, nevertheless, I have very seldom found, or heard of any gold deposit site to be located to within a meter or so. If you decide to cover the suspected area by drilling,, you would have to drill every few centimeters to hit any gold. unless it covered many sq meters.

Just missing it by a centimeter would give you an erroneous reading of nothing there.

I also agree that it is far less expensive than digging a huge hole.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[angel_09]

Gboy,

Have you done bore drilling yourself?
If yes, what was the result?
If not, what not do it first then tell us the results.

We are just wondering, for all the techniques and knowledge that you have, it seems you are also at lost the same as other treasure hunters. You should be way up ahead in all aspects.

Angel_09

 

[gboy]

Realde,

This is the typical treasure scenario...
ex: you have a treasure map or treasure lead..... that says that treasure is buried underneath a tree/rock marker...a drum or table size concrete vault. Therefore your search area is withen the vicinity of the tree/rock marker. If you are fortunate to have it scanned thru geophysical instrument...at least you have now a confined target area in few square feet (ex: 5 feet by 5 feet) or more...
Then conduct borehole drill...if you have low budget, use water drill. If you have big budget, use bulky mining drill...once you hit the drum or concrete portion....be alert of possible gold flakes or small pieces eaten by drill bit...once confirmed...BINGO...YOU HAVE A GOOD TREASURE SITE....DIG, DIG, DIG.

Angel_09,

Yes we DID....we used an old big borehole drill....use in mining.
In 1998, Davao, we operated a Japs treasure tunnel, since the land owner had a treasure map, we easily pinpointed the exact location target treasure chamber. After aprox. 30 feet...the borehole drill hit the concrete vault...and later on the dill bit had eaten.....ONE KILO OF GOLD FLAKES !!!

The owner halted the drilling operation bcoz he sold the one kilo gold flakes (we receive a few thousand pesos share). After he sold the gold flakes....he had endless alibis not to continue the digging operation bcoz alleged some men are sorrounding his site...its rainy season, etc all endless alibis he could give to us...IN OTHER WORDS, HE BECAME GREEDY BCOZ HE KNEW HIS SITE IS 100% confirmed....he just made lots of alibis to get rid of us. We can't do anything he is the landowner anyway and he is the one who financed it, we are just treasure hunter/consultant and helpers. Later on we heard that he conducted his own digging and became rich.

Lesson learned:
1) Using drilling method first, instead of useless digging is effective and cheaper.
2) Once GOLD is exposed...it can turn ordinary men into GREEDY

 

[boylara]

anyone can interpret its marking?

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

HOLA B LARA: In site perhaps, out of orig site nah. Lo siento.

Don Jose de La Mancha

p.s. "Never" remove, or move what might be a marker, cover it up perhaps,.

 

[gboy]

Boy Lara,

I don't know other markings...but i think "IV" means HOLE.

BTW, I noticed that the carving of the rock is white....was it recent?....bcoz all my Japs rock carving had the same color already of the rock itself...meaning its already old.
Your marking looks just recently carved, bcoz the color of the carving and the rock is different...it should have same color if it is already old. Kanino mo ba yan nakuha?

Go back to my previous post of ...arrow carving....the color of the carving and the rock is almost the same, bcoz it is already old.