A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

Anyone can jump in to this question. I think my north line is 5*, my transit is set at 5* declination, that makes my north line 10* off. Do I add 10* to the alignment rock to find the true dig spot? That's a confusing way to ask. Thanks Rocky
 

So Rockhopper2 from what i get from Sandy1 you should have two rock alignments
and at the dig spot there should be (at least 3) alignments coming together
so it does not matter which way north is
 

Hi,

Can you go into more detail about the A-frame cave with a single rock inside? I noticed this under #56 line 24. Thank you very much for all this information you have collected and posted.
 

robmill238 said:
Hi,

Can you go into more detail about the A-frame cave with a single rock inside? I noticed this under #56 line 24. Thank you very much for all this information you have collected and posted.
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Rob, I have seen several of the A-frames with the rock at the bottom of them and they were all meant to be seen from a distance, some are seen from around a half mile away and others at a couple of miles away, so these are not really small, and they are for sure in areas that have a storage within a mile of them.
 

RH I have never ran into anything like what you have shown underground.
 

I've seen those key hole looking symbols on stone. What do they mean is beyond me. If it's the safe entry that would be nice.

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RH, that is exactly what I have seen from the majority of carved markers. (There is a map/key or verbally Known information that goes with the symbol that is carved and without it the carving means nothing) This is why I do not believe in or read the carved signs and symbols in stone.
 

Sandy1 Post 467

Would you be kind enough to show us two clear photos of shaft signs

Thank you Barton
 

Here are four shaft signs that I know are marking storages for you Barton


1 (19).JPG1 (15).jpg1 (15).JPG1 (2).JPG
 

Rock Hopper # 570

I would try and use alignments like Sandy 1 has shown--in them--the compass bearings do not matter if you have a series of alignments crossing a single point on the ground.
Some times--it can be three rocks in a row --and on them is a sunlit circle forming a straight line--or the opposite three rocks which are sunlit and have three black circles ;
forming a straight line

you might also have tall boulders--20--100 yards apart--with a grove on the top --giving a line like Sandy 1 has shown.

Or you could have wedges--either shadow or sunlit wedges giving you a line--you must keep all of these lines very straight

Just my 2 cents Barton
 

SANDY 1 Post # 580

Love these photos. In the first one--I see a giant eagle on the top left--I also see exactly how the line runs--to the right of the two barrel cactus by the rock sticking up and then between the two cactus up on the hill.

I asked for two and you showed my four--Thank YOU.

Barton
 

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Sandy1,
In the pictures you posted, It seems that when you are standing in the correct spot to view the shaft sign, that you can look through it to find alignment boulders. Except in the case of the A frame one that is attached. Is that accurate/common?
 

It appears you can see where a crosspot would be on this one (where the yellow and blue line cross). The barrel cacti seem to be leading to the other markers that lead to the cross spot (red line), like the triangle of cactus, which then shoots back over to a heart faced boulder (blue line). That one small long rock finger or phallic shaped rock circled near the shaft sign probably represents the mainline (yellow), as well as the same shape as the lone unarmed cactus inline at far end in the background. 1 (19) c.jpg
 

Awesome setup you got there Quinoa. I can see multiple crisscross spots in your pic depending on how you view the boulder and cactus markers but your lines seem to make the most probable dig spot.

I just want to say peace and grace be upon Sandy1 for his wisdom and big heart. I have been working OVERTIME finding new sites almost everywhere there are large boulders and it is simply TOO MUCH OUT THERE for any ONE person to find.. It really is true... there are crisscross spots ALL OVER THE PLACE in them there hills....

It's also true that many of these spots have been marked by cactus, dead trees and bushes, old wood and even stones in circular patterns. The more I find the more curious I become in who these sentinels are and ask myself why they wouldn't get the gold out.

Can any of you explain to me why some rich/greedy entity would go through the trouble of finding these treasures, re-marking them, and all just to leave it buried in place? It doesn't make sense to me.
 

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