DOC NOSS-Victorio Peak OR The Caballo Mountains

[txtea]

I don't know about Shortstack, but, yeah, that idea is active in my noggin - and yours too, it seems. The Michigan copper mystery is very, very interesting, and if you consider the difficulty in logistics getting there from the Mediterranean, plus the Mexican Phoenician discoveries - and that Arizona cave anomaly too - well ... hello! Getting into the Southwest is almost a no-brainer.

The usual route conjectured into the Southwest was via the mouth of the Rio Grande. The river was navigatable in that age, and could have been followed to today's Organ and Caballo ranges (hmmm) - and to the Rio Puerco too, for that matter. The means of travel are apparent, but the big question is whether they were merely exploring or had maps to specific destinations.

I've been meaning to bring this up for awhile, but i've always wondered if they ever used the Rio Grande to transport their goodies to the Gulf of Mexico. I know mr Don Jose has mentioned that the goods were transported to a small bay just south of the Texas border for shipment, and I have read about that elsewhere. The river, like mr Springfield mentioned, was navigatable in those days. Curious what you guys and gals think about that possibility. Plenty of places to hide the stash along the way if need be.....maybe some left behind along the way?....hmmmm.

 

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[markmar]

Hi NP

This map shows how the Tayopa's gold is/was deposited in two warehouses ( almacén ) . The first in Caballo mountains and the second in a famous heart in Arizona .
I believe how your theory about Caballo Mountains is correct .

 

[H-2 CHARLIE]

Whats the material that map is drawn on ?
Looks like a real treasure map .

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hi Charlie, coffee? Appears to be, but covers an extremely large area, but actually is usable.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[markmar]

NP

Today , one bird told me where is the treasure cave in your theory . Wanna a gift ?
If you are not interested , I will think another hunter.
I post two aerial pictures from the spot . The first is simple and the second has drawings . Near the hill is a mark which shows the hill and where is the entrance of the cave



Have a nice day

 

[gollum]

Bob (Kanabite),

I think you know the story I was referring to regarding the Aztec/Mayan Artifacts. (Roger Smith's Ice Cave Mummies). As I posted on Ancient Lost Treasures, there is a LOT more to that story that I am not able to share.

I am okay with Phoenicians, Chinese, Vikings, Templars, Polynesians, etc. Its just when we start talking about The Lost Continents of Mu and Atlantis that I have a problem. At least we know for 100% certain that Phoenicia and China are real places. Too many maybes and I start to lose interest. Even if I think it is possible for both Mu and Atlantis to exist, when people start making them responsible for this and that....... you know. Lets firmly establish the existence of a place before we make them responsible for something historical.

Best - Mike

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Gully, You doubt Atlantis?? And here I have shown just where it is. sigh.

Don Jse de La Mancha

 

[markmar]

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For me , all the money are , the view from my patio over the olive trees and what is roasted in my BBQ .



NP

I have not your answer .

 

[Springfield]

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For me , all the money are , the view from my patio over the olive trees and what is roasted in my BBQ ...

I love Greece - what part are you in?

 

[markmar]

I love Greece - what part are you in?

I am close to the harbor where the Greek fleet started the travel against Troy .

 

[markmar]

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About the " fox " heart ( almacén ) in the red map , is there in Arizona , with the witch in the middle



Are another two stone maps which show this heart , but are smaller ( half ) and have different orientation in the " fox " heart .
Also , all show the same point , which is this



And now , back to Caballo Mountains .

 

[Not Peralta]

Markmar;
Thank-you for posting your pictures. I'm always glad to see you take an interest. Due to my health, I can't hike around like I used to. But, I'm sure someone will be glad to see your research posted here. I think you have done a wonderful job researching and studying numerous things posted on different threads. It's people like you that make a big difference in the treasure world, but receive little recognition. It's always good to have more than one person looking at clues to find the answers. The smallest clues can make the biggest difference. np

 

[markmar]

NP

I can't post my research in an open forum . This could create a great competition , with bad effects . The red map is not difficult , and if I will write only two clues about , many hunters will understand where have to research .
But , I give an opportunity to find the hill and I will write a " derrotero " to the Caballo almacén :

" The dirty and in some cases muddy 9,5 miles long road , starts from the valley east of this long and impressive mountain range . When you will be high and couldn't see the valley , you will see a small hill of debris on the mountainside , in the direction where you have started the trail . Leave your car there and hike the canyon near the small hill about 500 yards until you will see the requested hill to your right hand . You don't need heavy gear , just a pickaxe and a shovel . Don't forget to buy some seeds to feed these peaceful birds . "

Good luck

 

[Not Peralta]

markmar, very Interesting, thank you, hope the viewers like it to,I understand what your seeing, np

 

[Rawhide]

Well the maps open up some possibilities. Some of the artwork does resembles things I have seen in the Caballo's. Some of that area is off limits for exploring. Hearts, turtles, witches, rabbits and assortment of birds do exist along with other signs. No one has mentioned a conquistador that seems to guard sites. Some of the older signs like the phoenix or naked lady was not on the maps. Now when I read elephant I knew exactly where you were talking. I think there is some confusion on the maps, that we all can agree on. I would be game to go acquire some pictures for your debate here if its legal to do so. It would help better explain what I am seeing here.

Can someone explain to me the purpose of carving a large witch head into a mountain? What to make of the elephants? I have a lot of ground to cover, would like to spend it making the most of it.

 

[markmar]

Casca

The witch in the heart is not a carving . Is a natural rocks formation which looks like a witch . Because this shape is close to the cave , was used in a map .

 

[Rawhide]

markmar, I was just asking about the witch as I find that sign a riddle. But the map of the fox heart does match a canyon in the Caballo's. But you have a dead on spitting image of the map with your picture. You say this is in Arizona?

 

[markmar]

Casca

What you mean with " But you have a dead on spitting image of the map with your picture. "
Can you translate please ?

 

[Oroblanco]

Casca

What you mean with " But you have a dead on spitting image of the map with your picture. "
Can you translate please ?

"dead on" = accurate

"spitting image" = image duplicate of another, often said like "the son is the spitting image of the father".

My amigo Casca is saying you have an accurate image that matches one he has found.

 

[markmar]

Casca

Yes , is in Arizona . I believe is the point where leads the stone map trail . Can you post a picture with your heart from Caballo's ?