A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[HMK959]

Hello friends. I would be happy to know your opinion about this photo.

 

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[sandy1]

Hello friends. I would be happy to know your opinion about this photo.

I see a possible guys face framed in a rock cocoon, but you would need to get a much better zoomed in picture that isn't so overexposed.(not so washed out) Definitely nothing like any of the markers I have seen here in the United States.

 

[HMK959]

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[HMK959]

Hello friends. I would be happy to know your opinion about this photo.

Could it be the story of the birth of Christ, whose place of birth was known by 3 Iranian clerics?

 

[cyzak]

Hello friends. I would be happy to know your opinion about this photo.

I am sorry sir but your photo quality needs to improve to make better determinations but I do believe you have something of importance at that site.

 

[HMK959]

I am sorry sir but your photo quality needs to improve to make better determinations but I do believe you have something of importance at that site.

my friend. Most of the rock-cut markers are only visible near dusk.

 

[sandy1]

Unfortunately I just don't see any markers other than a few of what look like human heads, here in the United states human faces are not treasure markers (however Skulls are)

 

[HMK959]

Unfortunately I just don't see any markers other than a few of what look like human heads, here in the United states human faces are not treasure markers (however Skulls are)

Do sheep and ram or a three-story waterfall in America represent treasure?

 

[sandy1]

I have seen a Rams Head here but very rarely and only as a single boulder not on a cliff face, waterfalls since they are not man made I never considered to be a treasure sign.

 

[HMK959]

Waterfalls, whether natural or man-made, have been very important places to hide treasure deposits. Water is the best and worst natural obstacle for a treasure hunter. As the number 3 is considered a good indicator, the ancients used more 3-step or 3-story waterfalls. They changed the direction of the water and made their deposit on the bottom or wall of the waterfall and again directed the water towards the waterfall.

 

[sandy1]

Waterfalls, whether natural or man-made, have been very important places to hide treasure deposits. Water is the best and worst natural obstacle for a treasure hunter. As the number 3 is considered a good indicator, the ancients used more 3-step or 3-story waterfalls. They changed the direction of the water and made their deposit on the bottom or wall of the waterfall and again directed the water towards the waterfall.

Here in most of Arizona we don't really have enough water to create a flowing waterfall.

 

[HMK959]

Whether seasonally or permanently, water has always been important. Unfortunately, today's man has disturbed the order of nature. Imagine how abundant water was in the past 500 years. Waterfalls and seasonal springs are also important. The photo I sent you is also a waterfall that has now become a season. You can see the effect of a lot of water on its wall.

 

[sandy1]

Whether seasonally or permanently, water has always been important. Unfortunately, today's man has disturbed the order of nature. Imagine how abundant water was in the past 500 years. Waterfalls and seasonal springs are also important. The photo I sent you is also a waterfall that has now become a season. You can see the effect of a lot of water on its wall.

ok lets say there were a treasure buried at the bottom of your natural waterfall, then there would need to be markers that were man made to pinpoint the entrance but I don't see any markers (at least none that I would recognize like the ones here in the United States in your picture)

 

[cyzak]

I remember years ago reading a treasure hunting magazine by the way they supply the best info not books.Any ways this treasure hunter was in South America the first place they went to look were in the waterfalls.I personally believe a waterfall would be a bad idea here in the States they were pretty smart back then.

 

[sandy1]

I remember years ago reading a treasure hunting magazine by the way they supply the best info not books.Any ways this treasure hunter was in South America the first place they went to look were in the waterfalls.I personally believe a waterfall would be a bad idea they were pretty smart back then.

Yes they say there has been treasure buried below waterfalls in the Philippines

 

[HMK959]

Anahita was known as the goddess of water in ancient times. They always offered gifts to this goddess and even built a temple for her. The name of this area is (the spring given by the angel).

 

[HMK959]

This photo is on the left side of the waterfall.

 

[HMK959]

Square means room, chamber and land. A ram, which I marked with a circle, means a valuable gift. Ram blow is known as water blow in English language.

 

[sandy1]

Square means room, chamber and land. A ram, which I marked with a circle, means a valuable gift. Ram blow is known as water blow in English language.

How would you use these markers to pinpoint the entrance?

 

[sandy1]

I know there are many people who have read my thread here but have never commented.

If Anybody knows the secret of finding the entrance in the 130 foot Triangles, Please PM me maybe we can help each other out.