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[bookcliff]

I've done this location before. I got a new image that should have a lot of information on it. At least three things stand out to me as significant. I would like other opinions.

 

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[Red_desert]

Is this still in the Book Cliff mountains? Maybe travel route or overhang for shelter. Ancestral Puebloans may have liked this site also.

Ancestral Pueblo Carvings Discovered in the Southwest May Have Been a Calendar

This is proof that calendars have been around for centuries, in all types of forms.

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The Ancestral Puebloans, also known as the Anasazi, were an ancient Native American culture that spanned the present-day Four Corners region of the United States, comprising southeastern Utah, northeastern Arizona, northwestern New Mexico, and southwestern Colorado. They are believed to have developed from the Oshara tradition and were maize agriculturalists who lived across the northern Southwest.

 

[Red_desert]

Stepping rock, is it natural or man-made? In the lower area below overhang, keep picking up both metallic relics and a few non-metallic targets.

 

[weregolf]

What you search bookcliff:
Treasure?
Mine?
Signs?
Cave?

 

[Red_desert]

I was getting a small hit for crude oil, so had to do some research here. Yes, there is treasure, a fortune to be made from rocks called oil shale.

Oil Shale Resources​

The Book Cliffs are part of a broader geological area that includes significant oil shale deposits, particularly associated with the Green River Formation. This formation is estimated to hold between 500 billion to 1.1 trillion barrels of recoverable shale oil resources across Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming
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. While the Book Cliffs themselves may not be the primary focus for conventional crude oil extraction, they are situated near these rich oil shale deposits.

 

[bookcliff]

What you search bookcliff:
Treasure?
Mine?
Signs?
Cave?

All of the above. I believe there's a cache here. Likely Spanish.

 

[Red_desert]

Got a hit for something Spanish close to right edge of photo.

That corner is looking more like a retaining wall.

 

[weregolf]

Treasure of silver and gold, ingots
Do zoom to the picture, red small circle is the Treasure
Hope you can retrieve the Treasure and give me a reward

 

[Red_desert]

I was just thinking, maybe everyone is getting bored with seeing photos of gold and silver treasures. Came across this unusual article at the British Dowsing forums. It might be a little off topic, but worth a try at your site. Somewhere in the Book Cliffs ancient Puebloans had a high panel circle calandar.

BBC wrote:What happened on a spooky Highland paranormal investigation?
Set in the Victorian-era heart of the Highland village of Strathpeffer is a beautiful pavilion.
Built more than 140 years ago, its visitors have included suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst and The Beatles.
But after recent strange goings-on, there are some who believe the place is haunted...[SNIP]

...The investigators have equipment they say can provide clues to potential paranormal activity. They have EMF meters to detect changes in electromagnetic fields, audio recorders and a camera.

A set of dowsing rods are handed round for us to try.
They are similar to divining rods some claim can be used to find water, and that UK water companies have used in the past to search for underground pipes.

The distinction between 'dowsing' and 'divining' rods is spurious. They still use the term 'water divining' in the States (not to mention the even worse 'water witching'), but the BSD over here decided very early on to only use the term 'dowsing' to keep things sounding scientific.
I've highlighted the last part as in the article, it contains a link to a very old page citing Ms. Sally LeP. But you can read the entire article by clicking HERE.


Ghosthunting in Strathpeffer