Basic signs and symbols you have found

rangler said:
Thom,
very interesting site! It has the same icons as my queen of sheba site..here this nubian princess in her tawny glory, with her eye make up - the attractor and which anchors the line of site to the most important item, the rough pig looking silhouette - used as a pointer.
To the unlearned ones, who cant read the code, this is the direction of the false trail.
1.nubian queen- ancient icon of King Solomons time
2.white dog- even though scupted in brown stone, is is lighter than the black dog shadow
3.pheasant - has its own clue
4.pig-a medium size cache
5.light saber- something very important here
6.shadow owl one of the trio
7.black dog-this time the black dog points!
8.duck-ducking out...coming back at reverse azimuth

each of the above players have their lines to deliver...
the duck is looking in the same direction as the pig pointer - but we know to reverse it..
his line of site touches the black dogs nose..not his eyes, as we know dog is all nose..the
black dogs nose is pointing to a small spot on the rock behind...a letter "S" with the bottom part of the S is missing, when the line is drawn from the duck to the dog to this letter, the line [the tiny yellow extension of the red line of site]....all confirmation that the
line is drawn correct..gotta love them jesuits, they practiced the art of confirmation, as much as art of genuflection.


hope this helps
rangler

Thanks rangler,
Hope this info hasn't compromised your sheba site in any way.
 

Hey Thom,
It's been a while since I looked at this thread and it made me smile when I saw how many replies are on it. That's an awesome vault you found. Great job buddy. Keep up the good work!!!
Nathan
 

Thom,
Hope this info hasn't compromised your sheba site in any way.
absolutley not..in fact I am happy to see the same icons used, it really points to the delineating of the timelines..I do think that this period is Templar, or very early Jesuit....of course I only have these two sites, however
I think that more sites like these are to come in the future...

One tiny piece of data that might give me a timeline is the pheasant...I am pretty sure this is Jesuit, because they were in China and the Templars as far as I know where not...no one could have known that this bird would be imported centuries later to be the most prolific of all game birds in the USA.
Further research showed that the pheasant was introduced into the UK in the 10th century, so it could be a sign that the Templars and the Jesuits could have used...but this will be the kind of thing that might lead to a timeline that will seperate the period of the Templars and the Jesuits..

For the meaning of the pheasant, pm me...sorry not about to teach the unworthy..
rangler
220px-Pheasant_3858 wiki pic.jpg
 

I remember a while back I promised to find and post the information I have on small drill holes or dots
Here is a piece of it as consolidated as possible.
Be sure to go back in this thread and read the information I posted about chain trails to get everything.
 

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Old Dog said:
I remember a while back I promised to find and post the information I have on small drill holes or dots
Here is a piece of it as consolidated as possible.
Be sure to go back in this thread and read the information I posted about chain trails to get everything.

Interesting...but all drill holes can vary as to what they mean
here is one example map with drill holes with different meanings..... Also I have another pic of Map w/ drill holes that indicated "deposits" in the Bank
of the area.....cannot show that map as I am still working on it.......
 

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That map is classic.
Good luck with it.

Note the foot print...
A classic Aztec sign of passage.
also note that all drill holes are not Spanish

Others used them as well
The KGC "over used" drill holes as signs.
 

This is a bench I found in front of a facility operated by the Franciscan Brotherhood.

It is within an area with other upright and upside down triangles.

Any thoughts?
 

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Looks Masonic type of signs
Might be other signs in area as well as a Map on a Rock, etc.

Look at all signs after photographing them
 

all kinds of symbolism in that bench.
The hourglass, the hidden rising sun, the omega
and much more. the strange sign below the arch in the lower back... I cannot ID
But if it is a Franciscan or Jesuit sign I am not aware of it.
 

Thank you, Old Dog and goverton for your observations and input. I am puzzled as well when it comes to that strange symbol on the bench back...but it does have Masonic similarities. I was drawn to this place because it lies on a major line in this grid I've been working.

I'm posting pics of grottos built by one of the Franciscan Brothers at the same facility; there are seven of them. Not sure if they hold any significance in "the big picture" but the bench keeps me wondering...
 

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GroundO:
What do you see when you're sitting on that bench, looking straight ahead? When you turn your head to the right, what do you see high and low. Then, turn your head to the left and look high and low.....what's there?
 

Shortstack said:
GroundO:
What do you see when you're sitting on that bench, looking straight ahead? When you turn your head to the right, what do you see high and low. Then, turn your head to the left and look high and low.....what's there?

The bench faces directly East : there is an old limestone house that I suppose was the original parsonage. Directly beyond the house lies the original gates to the facility made of the same rock as the grottos...tiff rock.
To the left (and down in a dell) is the cemetery for the Brothers. To the right are very thick woods which I have not yet investigated. I will say that this area has lots and lots of limestone outcroppings, overhangs and caves.
There is nothing above, as it sits on top of a hill.

Thanks to all !!
 

So you're facing East into the rising sun. That takes care of the large rising sun figure. Now, is that IT or do those other signs point to other things on a trail? That's something to check, but sometimes, a bench is just a place to sit a meditate.
Good luck with this project. :thumbsup:
 

Would like to see an aerial Google Earth photo of this area.......

I see on the bench.....Sun has 11 points and 13 point(dark and light), arrows in all 4 corners= square yourself to area, Hour Glass = Time( what time is it?), ......I would bet there is a pattern on the ground made by connecting all the places you see in pics....
Probably of a Clock with signs at each time.
Maybe someone has layout of buidlings and such in the county offices....with measurements...
 

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Ground0 said:
This is a bench I found in front of a facility operated by the Franciscan Brotherhood.

It is within an area with other upright and upside down triangles.

Any thoughts?

Have you asked the Brothers about the symbols?
 

Springfield said:
Ground0 said:
This is a bench I found in front of a facility operated by the Franciscan Brotherhood.

It is within an area with other upright and upside down triangles.

Any thoughts?

Have you asked the Brothers about the symbols?

Hmmmm I doubt they will know anything.....and if they do, then you will be watched while you are looking around.....Best to
not mention anything to them.....Just do your research, pic taking, and figure out where to go from the info you gather......
 

Many of the Franciscans are occupying what were t one time Jesuit digs.
I suspect that he same symbolism applies but signs and symbols will be different

the Jesuits returned years later but much of the damage was done by then, Many records were lost and many things that were left behind (like possibly the bench) were switched and swapped from location to location.
Don't count on things ever being the same or in the same place when these priests are concerned.

But if there isa question about the symbolism on that bench it can be asked in such a way as to be just an innocent question and still get an honest answer, and not raise suspicion.
 

Old Dog said:
... But if there is a question about the symbolism on that bench it can be asked in such a way as to be just an innocent question and still get an honest answer, and not raise suspicion.

Exactly. If you care enough about the bench beyond mere curiosity, try to explore all possibilities. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. It's like asking the cheerleader to the prom - she can't turn you down until you ask her. Sometimes, however, you gets lucky. Of course, if she does disappoint you, then you can bad mouth her all you want.
 

Springfield said:
Old Dog said:
... But if there is a question about the symbolism on that bench it can be asked in such a way as to be just an innocent question and still get an honest answer, and not raise suspicion.

Exactly. If you care enough about the bench beyond mere curiosity, try to explore all possibilities. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. It's like asking the cheerleader to the prom - she can't turn you down until you ask her. Sometimes, however, you gets lucky. Of course, if she does disappoint you, then you can bad mouth her all you want.

The problem was; I wanted to GOOD mouth her all I wanted and................... :icon_pirat: but, I wasn't a jock, soooooo..............
 

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