A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[weekender]

Nice sunlit triangle.
Maybe just an anomaly?

 

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[Quinoa]

The area the eye is looking at is in the upper right hand corner of your last photo. There is a white upside down heart shape rock there where the fallen tree is in far upper right corner, it is cut off on the edge of photo. It is also likely supposed to look light a "nest" there. Do you have a straight out picture from the All seeing eyes' viewpoint?



In one of your other pictures, the eye is part of a turtle's shell from this pictures angle, notice how they will piece stuff together just like they did the eye.

This is why true signs are often hidden by illusion when you get closer in, disguised by a bunch of smaller stuff it's made up of to throw you for a spin. So what you are likely looking for is something that is supposed to be a turtle's nest, which the turtle is crawling directly away from which it just laid eggs in.

 

[Quinoa]

Look for the egg shaped rock on the edge of the nest. It's on left hand side of the fallen tree sticking up behind one of the boulders that makes the edge of the nest.

 

[tinhorn]

Don't want to side track thread, but wanted to share photos of what I posted earlier.

 

[tinhorn]

Once you crawl in you can sit up inside.

 

[tinhorn]

I wouldn't count out a place to store supplies, or possibly slave holding quarters. Would be interested to hear any ideas...

 

[Quinoa]

Tinhorn, it looks like a looted out crypt or vault, its says go to the right to find where they reburied it.

 

[Quinoa]

Also one more line, the eye of that face profile is looking at a sideways notch on the rock profile that you look thru (Red circle area). There is an a frame rock out behind (blue circle).

 

[tinhorn]

Q, it could be a vault left by the ancients, haven´t thought of that. But the spanish wouldn´t have made marks directly on top. And that headdress is sort of phoenician...

 

[Quinoa]

It's pretty typical head shapes Tinhorn, I've see many similar. I wouldn't worry too much about the who's and the whys, but rather the "where's". The Original vault/crypt is a typical ancient type, just a once bricked in cavity at base of cliff..

 

[Quinoa]

It looks to be right here CDS. See the Lichen owl face on the rock with a blue circle? his one eye is looking at the spot they wanted marked , the other eye is looking at a turtle head with open mouth ( yellow). It's either the cache or a cross spot (the red area).

 

[Quinoa]

Do you see the short broke limb on the dead fallen sentinel tree pointing out the egg in the nest (the egg is on left edge of the red circle)? It's a turtle nest.

 

[Quinoa]

That last one is a mother turtle looking over it's nest. The mother turtle is also a giant eagle head. The eggs just got bigger, now the whole nest outline looks like a bunch of huge eggs. Common practice for sentinels to lay a tree right over the top.

The eagles beak is the turtle head, the ear of the eagle is the fin of turtle( these are all sea turtles) , The forhead of the eagle is the shell, the cheek of the eagle head is a small egg that the turtle is burying. This is an old spot. The turtle nest theme is just one type, their are many other things in the field representing the womb or nest on older spots..The spanish did not get them all, but the sentinels know about most of them.

 

[tinhorn]

The "how's and why's" are important to me Q. As we sift our way through an unrecorded history I enjoy trying to piece together the life they lived. One thing is sure...it was rugged. This is a large rock separate from the cliff face. If it is indeed ancient, then it gives us insight into how they may have put stuff in the ground. If others robbed it, then we can insight into both methods. It's all good stuff.

 

[tinhorn]

And thank you for your input! Your help is appreciated.

 

[Quinoa]

CDS , the red circle in the middle of the nest is the spot where I would focus, some very old places are still trapped and the sentinels were probably just as scared as anyone else about digging them up, but they still marked them out or "freshened" them up. Some are probably marked out by other treasure hunters who came and went as well. Also the all seeing eye is often looking right at the spot, I have seen many of them and they all look towards it or watch over it , they do not lie and it is the eye of God. They are sometimes hard to see, but they didn't want it to be easily found.

Sometimes they watch over where it is located deep in the ground, but not where you would dig to get at it, the entrance may be several yards away. Occasional they are just looking at a marker or a site as a whole, but most often they look at a marker or something important when the eye is part of a face or animal, etc. When the eye stands alone as an "eye" it is watching over a treasure or treasure site and it is protecting it with the magic they believed in..

Tinhorn, there were ancient groups looting out ancient vaults and crypts, it depends on what you consider ancient. It's such a messed up timeline of "who did what" is the reason I say to focus more on the "Where".

 

[Quinoa]

Yeah I see stuff there, but I think the best things I have already commented on or pointed out in previous photos. Also some of the stuff is so old that most of the image is eroded away. You have a snake and fish theme on last one. Snake head coiled with a flame of light tongue. And the fish, your diamond light patch is it's eye, the mouth is that light colored band below . The fish theme is very old, like belly of the whale from the bible, but it's older than the bible. But these are so old I wouldn't see them as getting you anywhere other than saying your are in the proximity. Unless there is a bulged looking spot in the belly of the fish or snake body wrapped around where it swallowed something that looks intact.

 

[Quinoa]

And I also want to say , that for the most you are really wanting to look for markers and alignments like Sandy1 has stated, but there are occasionally visual aids on old stuff, it's just hard for most people to sort them out, in fact I haven't really seen it from anyone done correctly, but I have been on many , many sites and it makes a big difference in knowing some of the repeating things that are out there, even if you have only see once or twice before. (alot of the things I post about I have already seen a half dozen or more times) A combination of markers and visual things might be ideal.

I have seen places where there are many alignments to each of 4 different spots within a 20x20 foot area, so alignments aren't always perfect either. It just depends on how much they think they needed to throw followers for a spin. The much older stuff they really didn't, it's just trapped out anyways and you see it from a distance. Generally you can easily over think all of it, but really it just comes down to getting dirty in the end, cause there is no perfect answer on any of them.

 

[RockHopper2]

Quinoa, could you elaborate a little on visual aids? I can also get several lines going into an area. I have a small pointer rock sitting on another larger rock that points to a possible dig spot. The small one was placed there long ago, the larger rock is lighter colored where the small one sets. Is this a visual aid? Thanks Rocky

 

[Crosse De Sign]

Thanks sandy, for looking at some pics and
pointing out a few things. Your perspective
is really appreciated, always Amigo.