Backwoodsbob
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- Nov 12, 2013
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Well after being band for a month for telling a person the stone they had found was made by a Jesuit. Second time that is. The north American Indian artifacts thread. I believe it's run by sentinels. They need to learn their history over there. I started out much different with this type treasure hunting. Studying the stone work. Sandys way have led me to understanding the layouts. I'm in California now checking out a site. I see the stones and their alignments. Once you been around a site. You can see all the work out on them. On most of the sites I've seen the number 56. The which is from the sacred numbers 7 and 8. Now what I would like to know is. Is this Spanish or as some have told me Knights Templars? I have found many forms of trash. Broken china, pottery and glass. Found railroad spikes with no r.r. around. Old tools as well. I have not had anybody look at them. Don't want anyone knowing the place of origin. Because of the antiquity act. It would be nice to let it known and give a fair share for history's sake. I know of many sites that have been kept quiet because of it. As far as someone attacking Sandys ways and saying he is wanting a pat on the back. That just show the their true colors. Prove a person wrong if you going to attempt to discredit them. I've been called all sort things for my discoveries. I don't care who don't believe in them. Some of the stuff on the stones would up set the Vatican if it was brought out. That makes me think the Spanish were looking for something they knew was buried by others. My opinion of course. Either way the treasure still exist. Sorry for rambling. Can you tell I've been coped up to long.lol
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