Sorry to hear about your progress. It has been our experience in particularly on Mindanao that "" You can't swing a dead cat without hitting treasure. ""
Z
You're right Z, every owner of a property with Jap history here in Davao claim there's "treasure" inside. I paid 5K to someone with a Gemini III to scan my liitle farm in Baracayo. When we bought that place in 1979, the remains of the Jap house was still there. We really thought it was "loaded." Lo and behold the scan came up negative. That day we went to another site in Toril Poblacion. It was a Japanese sawmill during the war, now its part of a subdivision. The ground is very soft and the water level shallow. The scanner went wild. We shove some steel bars around and three of them went down to the tip. But the other two we punched down over the scanned object stopped at 18 feet. It was not my project but when they asked me for a contribution I chipped in a little. They're on their fourth week now and I know they're having a problem with the water. Well, I hope they get to it.