Basic signs and symbols you have found

[desertmoons]

Hi Chas. Interesting site you have there , and you have a good eye. I'm not sure it is all Spanish..per se. I still have trouble winnowing out what is Spanish, ancient, outlaw, kgc,aztec, Native etc. I a confirmation mark around though. Generally speaking it would indicate to me that one area they want you to look at is that little valley or area up and behind. The one with the stacked rock. This is not necessarily the end point.. but it should provide insight into the overall site..if it is not the end point. Look around for the easy trail back there. Maybe around to the left.


The eye of your crock or bird is quite interesting. I've marked a few things that look modified to me. That spoked triangle or possibly a combo letter sign is something I've never seen.

Here are a few things that look interesting to me. It seems to me you have a choice to focus on the front of this area...or move on up to the back area.
Me, I try to get an overall view of what went on for learning purposes.so would look around left and right for an easier trail back there. But there are some interesting things on the front area too.

 

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[Chas]

First thank you, Rangler and Desertmoons. Rangler you talk about a hole in a rock laying the ground, in what picture are you looking. I can't see any thing in these small pictures, but I can look on PC to see what your seeing. Desertmoons thanks for marking the picture it makes it easier for me to look at my pictures to see what your talking about too. All these pictures are on the sides of a canyon wall. The canyon is from 1/8 to 1/4 wide and from 50 to 300 ft. deep. In places its hard to get around, most places, and I hunt by myself. I will post this picture of a elephant, thats about 300 ft. from the crock. I know you like it. Rangler I posted it on your page.

Thanks again The Student Chas

 

[Chas]

I have a question, do you guys download the picture to your PC and then blow it up. ?

 

[Shortstack]

Yes. Right click on the photo, click "save image as....", save it to your Desktop, then play with it in your favorite photo app.

 

[Tador]

Anybody have thoughts on the pictures above? They have been chalked in so it's hard to tell if they are hundreds of years old or if they're just 100 years old. I know they have been in the area for at least 70 years because old timers have known about them for that long. They are all located in the same general area. It's possible someone with too much time on their hands was just messing around.

 

[Chas]

Thanks for the information, Shortstack Chas

 

[Springfield]

Anybody have thoughts on the pictures above? They have been chalked in so it's hard to tell if they are hundreds of years old or if they're just 100 years old. I know they have been in the area for at least 70 years because old timers have known about them for that long. They are all located in the same general area. It's possible someone with too much time on their hands was just messing around.

These carvings, identical or similar, have been located at about two dozen sites throughout the western USA. Some have been found in the vicinity of mega-treasure legends that have emerged over the years, such as in the Purgatoire River basin in CO, where a panel was allegedly located by Mexican settlers in the 1700's. More info and many photos can be had at Mystery Glyphs - Home

The panel found near Silver City, NM, (see below in natural state and electronically chalked) occupies one corner of a remarkable triangle of 'significant treasure clues' in the region. I don't know who created these beautiful engravings, but it surely wasn't hippies.

 

[Tador]

Very interesting. You're right...they are almost identical, with some of the same symbols. Like you said, whoever, or whatever culture made them got around...mine are in Utah.

 

[desertmoons]

First thank you, Rangler and Desertmoons. Rangler you talk about a hole in a rock laying the ground, in what picture are you looking. I can't see any thing in these small pictures, but I can look on PC to see what your seeing. Desertmoons thanks for marking the picture it makes it easier for me to look at my pictures to see what your talking about too. All these pictures are on the sides of a canyon wall. The canyon is from 1/8 to 1/4 wide and from 50 to 300 ft. deep. In places its hard to get around, most places, and I hunt by myself. I will post this picture of a elephant, thats about 300 ft. from the crock. I know you like it. Rangler I posted it on your page.

Thanks again The Student ChasView attachment 638862

Oh my, chas..... drools. And not because I see specific signs to treasure. You surely have a lovely and very interesting area there.

I hope I do not insult..but .. concerned for your well being. This looks to be some rough country. My first aid kit contains a couple of sam splints very light and compact..but effective.. elastic bandages, and big helping of ibuprofen ( swelling and inflamation are the big enemies in most muscular or bone injuries)

After consulting with a wilderness md..he convinced me ibuprofen likely to be the most valuable drug to carry out there but got a few pain killers too. Also some packs of quickclot in case of arterial bleeding along with the more normal supplies. I believe will be adding some sutures and needles too.

The bottom line..is..are you prepared to spend a few days out there with no help and you injured and not mobile. Assuming no cell phone service.

Though your elephant may not be an elephant, that sign or something very similar is repeated near your croc. Its a little rough but given those monuments in the back there not sure this is Spanish.

 

[Chas]

Desertmoons; Thank you for my concerned. You should hear my girls, when I tell them what I do or were I go. I always let some one know were I am going and them when I get back. I think like I am 20 but am I 66 yrs. old and yes were I hunt is real dangerous. I really like your thhoughts on the splints, thats a great ideal. I will get some and add them to my day pack. Thanks Kim Chas

 

[rangler]

chas
it is very evident that is a lava flow, and your gator is a result of that flow, probably a lava tube that has since fallen over..when you go back look for the stump that it fell from...cannot see any manmade items in thepic that would tell you it is manmade..use caution before you put any hours on this project..get confirmed signs before you invest.
oro bro
rangler

 

[Hoofer]

First I'd like to thank all for the replies to a new poster. Since this thread is for teaching (thanks teachers) I will give an example of a sign hidden in plain sight. The rock was found at the center of a triangle and turned over. It leads one away from the goods. Look carefully and you will see an arrow amoung the peck marks. R.

 

[hadji009]

did the arrow lead u away?what about the trimmed corners where did they lead?

 

[Chas]

TO ALL: I realy don't know where to post this, so I am going post it here. To all those who have lost love one's for the freedoms I in joy THANK YOU AND BLESS YOU. Being a Vet. I know how hard it is. Vietham 66-67 101st a/b 2nd 320

GOD BLESS AMERICA

 

[mdog]

[QUOTETO ALL: I realy don't know where to post this, so I am going post it here. To all those who have lost love one's for the freedoms I in joy THANK YOU AND BLESS YOU. Being a Vet. I know how hard it is. Vietham 66-67 101st a/b 2nd 320

GOD BLESS AMERICA][/QUOTE]

Charlie Company 1st Bn. 503rd Infantry 173rd Airborne Brigade, Vietnam 1968. Airborne Chas! God Bless America!

 

[Shortstack]

My Dad, Army, WW2, Luzon Campaign.
Me, U.S.A.F. , 604th Special Operations Squadron, Vietnam, May 1968-Sept. 1969.

Thank you to those who serve today !!!

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

chas, mdog, shortstack. thanks guys for your service during a war time in our country. i have heard that vets of your era didn't get much thanks during those years. so iam here to tell you thanks. great job. thank you again for your service.
dog,tth

 

[Chas]

Dog tth: I know I speak for mdog and Shortsack when I say Thank you for you kind words. Thank you, goes a long way with Vets.

The Student Chas

 

[Chas]

Question: Does any body know the meaning to a upside down face with the mouth open or close ? Thanks, The Student Chas

 

[Hoofer]

harji009 Thanks for the heads up on the rock corners. It took my mind and search a little closer. R.