Do the Stone Tablets lead to somewhere OTHER than the Superstition Mtns?

NP,

The hook was set back in Nov., 2011 for bringing Cynthia Williams into this story. I remember it well, and it set me on a path to research the mystery woman you camped with in the saddle. Even though her name was not mentioned, it was no real problem to figure out who you were talking about.

Are you laying the groundwork for coming out of the closet as a.........Gatekeeper?:dontknow:

Joe Ribaudo
 

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cactusjumper,mr.davis teaches at the university of Nevada,cynthia spent a lot of time working at the desert research center in reno,mr. davis and Cynthia were very good friends,,,,,mr davis recruited Cynthia to be a part of the project,there was a group several years ago in the superstitions looking for oz,because of the Tucson artifacts, but the true name for the real project was od, not oz.the temple there was emptied several years ago,the holy ,which its all called, was taken to south africa and put in a small private museum for safe keeping,and again its refered to as the holy.the one in spirit mnt is still intact.hope this answers some questions, mr davis and Cynthia did meet at the university.np
 

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Not Peralta said:
cactusjumper,mr.davis teaches at the university of Nevada,cynthia spent a lot of time working at the desert research center in reno,mr. davis and Cynthia were very good friends,,,,,mr davis recruited Cynthia to be a part of the project,there was a group several years ago in the superstitions looking for oz,because of the Tucson artifacts, but the true name for the real project was od, not oz.the temple there was emptied several years ago,the holy ,which its all called, was taken to south africa and put in a small private museum for safe keeping,and again its refered to as the holy.the one in spirit mnt is still intact.hope this answers some questions, mr davis and Cynthia did meet at the university.np
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NP,

Yes that answers some of my questions. It took awhile for me to see where this whole thing was going. Nice work.

Thanks for your reply,

Joe Ribaudo
 

cactusjumper, im glad, im able to helpyou, I hope you understand my hesitation bringing some things out,its tuff to trust anyone,if any time I can help don't hesitate to ask,np
 

Pick up a copy of ICMJ' Mining Journal May 2013 issue. Page 61 is a story on a recovered treasure in Arizona. When Maximilian ruled over Mexico from 1832 to 1867 he and the French looted the country. In this case 10 chests that were sent north and buried in Arizona were recovered. This is something to keep in mind on why treasure was sent north during that time period
My mining engineer buddy Chris Ralph also has a story on Quartz in the issue. Chris knows his stuff!
 

sgftda

Maximilian gold is burried between Horse Head Pass and Castle Gap in Texas . His gold are coins with his name and his face .

Marius
 

G'morning Marius, limeade and a chance to oogle Lupita? Yes, that is one version where mercenaries killed all of Maximilian's treasure escort, buried it, then in turn were killed by outlaws and Indians ??

Of course the question arises, why did he send Carlotta to Europe, but not his treasury at the same time, on a secure, major vessel of war, with it's escort?

I am personally interested in this factor since Napoleon, Maximilian, the King of Belgium, along with Rome, were very interested in Tayopa and had a team of French Geologists searching for Tayopa with the help of data from Rome.

In the meantime, they surveyed and started a RR from Guaymas to La Sierra Obscura where Tayopa is, to ship the ore..

Fascinating how history is entwined.

Don Jose de La Mancha


 

The recovered gold was hidden by the Mexican citizens so the French would not seize it. This was not Max's gold. The map used to find it was on cowhide.
 

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The recovered gold was hidden by the Mexican citizens so the French would not seize it. This was not Max's gold. The map used to find it was on cowhide.
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Hi sgtida,do you have the date for that callout and besides tent etc., what food or anything special I should bring.
Tom
 

Don Jose

Maximilian didn't sent the gold with Carlotta in Europe for two reasons :
For didn't expose Carlotta in danger , and the gold was his guilty secret . He made the gold coins for his own , without the knowledge of Napoleon . How could sent the gold in Austro-Hungary empire without papers ? Without taxes ? He arranged with trusted friends and his loyal officers , to move out the gold from Mexico via Texas and from the port of Galveston with a common ship to Belgium . Don't forget how in the barrels , supposed they had flour .
I have a suspicion how a part of the gold had extracted from Tayopa .

Marius
 

Not Peralta said:
cactusjumper,mr.davis teaches at the university of Nevada,cynthia spent a lot of time working at the desert research center in reno,mr. davis and Cynthia were very good friends,,,,,mr davis recruited Cynthia to be a part of the project,there was a group several years ago in the superstitions looking for oz,because of the Tucson artifacts, but the true name for the real project was od, not oz.the temple there was emptied several years ago,the holy ,which its all called, was taken to south africa and put in a small private museum for safe keeping,and again its refered to as the holy.the one in spirit mnt is still intact.hope this answers some questions, mr davis and Cynthia did meet at the university.np
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Here are some past thoughts on the Tucson artifacts:
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Nov. 11 2011 Ben posting as Klondike

1. I don`t recall ever saying there was a battle on Silverbell Road. I don`t believe there was. From my readings the artifacts were simply dropped by a group of folks on the run. The weapons, well we can only speculate as to their purpose. Were they adequate for battle? Imagine so. You see they do exist and if they were not planted they are in fact real.
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Joe:

The artifacts were said to be created somewhere else, carried to the Silver Bell location and left there, possibly after a big battle. If that is so, how did artifact #24 at(78")deep, end up 36" below artifact #15 at 42" below the surface,both encased in the same deposit?

Relatively speaking, all of the artifacts are in fairly close proximity to each other. How can the different depths be accounted for? From a simple man, you get simple questions. No doubt there is a simple answer I am overlooking.
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Joe:

Pip,

The problem, for me, with the Calalus artifacts is that most were solidly ensconced in caliche. They were only removed with great difficulty and picks or other types of pointed digging tools.

Beyond that, the caliche was both above and below the artifacts, which were found at different depths, as much as three feet in one case. While not impossible, that seems a little hard to accept at face value.

What seems more likely, is that the trench that was created for a pathway to the kilns, was cut down through the caliche, creating caliche walls. The walls were then hollowed out to allow placement of the artifacts, and then resealed with reconstituted caliche, which is not difficult to do. In ten to twenty years, the caliche patch would be hard as the original.

Thanks for your input.

Joe
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Joe Ribaudo
 

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Don Jose

Because Maximilian is out of topic , I say a last comment . This robbery was an KGC unsuccessful try . Too much gold and didn't been late to begin a insurrection . They shot the leader and left him serious wounded . The irony is how the rebels killed by Indians , and the leader , in the last valiant try to meet Jeese James , he died in jail , accused unfairly for a horse robbery .

Marius
 

ATLANTIS,TERRA INCOGNITA,THE LOST LAND ,was one of the greatest mystery's ,and lost civilizations on earth really lost, MY theory says no,I believe spirit mountain and the superstition mountains are living proof that the land mass of atlantis,survived, I believe there is super technology that is yet to be found, not all of atlantis is under water as people would have us believe, what do you really think? I really want your true comments,lets help the lost and forgotten, and help ourselves learn about our true history,and the knowledge we seek, thank you, the stone tablets and the Tucson artifacts are just part of the puzzle, np
 

G'morning NP: Atlantis is not lost, but yes, it is under 12,000 ft of Atlantic water off of the coast of Spain, just about where the Greek documents placed it. However some of it is still above water to the south in the form of the Canaries. It was a series of Islands formed by a enormous, two ringed Caldera.

We here in TN, established this conclusively (?) while tracing the migration path of the Aztecs from Israel to the present Meico city. They are the remanents of the lost tribe.

Don Jose de La Mancha
 

Not Peralta said:
ATLANTIS,TERRA INCOGNITA,THE LOST LAND ,was one of the greatest mystery's ,and lost civilizations on earth really lost, MY theory says no,I believe spirit mountain and the superstition mountains are living proof that the land mass of atlantis,survived, I believe there is super technology that is yet to be found, not all of atlantis is under water as people would have us believe, what do you really think? I really want your true comments,lets help the lost and forgotten, and help ourselves learn about our true history,and the knowledge we seek, thank you, the stone tablets and the Tucson artifacts are just part of the puzzle, np
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NP,

Just curious. Are you saying that the Superstition Mountains and Spirit Mt. are a physical part of what once was legendary Island of Atlantis?

Joe Ribaudo
 

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