Found near my home in AZ. overlooking what I believe is a vault. Thoughts, opinions please.

[TEAM]

Im sure the pyramid builders did not have a crane, but they sure did move a lot of tonnage manually. Do you suppose that the effigy blocks weight as much as a limestone block which were in excess of 5 tons but yet were easily moved, stacked and at different elevations? As a Mechanical Engineer, my common sense and knowledge of physics and mechanics, tells me that moving the effigy rock to its final resting place would be very easy to do.

 

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[Peyton Manning]

Uh huh

 

[DizzyDigger]

Okey Dokey...good luck on your hunt. Truth is, ya never know what you're gonna find.

 

[Peyton Manning]

And if you find a treasure under the rocks, show us

 

[sdcfia]

Im sure the pyramid builders did not have a crane, but they sure did move a lot of tonnage manually. Do you suppose that the effigy blocks weight as much as a limestone block which were in excess of 5 tons but yet were easily moved, stacked and at different elevations? As a Mechanical Engineer, my common sense and knowledge of physics and mechanics, tells me that moving the effigy rock to its final resting place would be very easy to do.

The ancients didn't need mechanical equipment. They didn't employ particle physics. That's why Tesla referred to Einstein as a fuzzy-haired idiot. But this thread certainly isn't the place for that discussion. Good luck to you and your team in the Caballos.

 

[pepperj]

I have limited knowledge in the world of eavesdropping.
Neighbor confirmed that they could hear everything he said to his Mrs. (RMCP) After a piss up with his superiors.
Guys that did time would never talk when the battery was in the phones.
Guy from Lockheed Martin saying.
"What you have today-we had that technology 20-25 yrs ago.
So that was 15 yrs ago
AI of today?
Is this forum of interest?
Doubt that it is on the high need to monitor.
Carry on folks, nothing to see here.......

 

[newnan man]

I think we've all experienced talking about a particular product & then begin getting ads for it on our phones. Just saying.

 

[TEAM]

And if you find a treasure under the rocks, show us

Guess you didnt see my ppst about big brother?

 

[fishstick]

Im sure the pyramid builders did not have a crane, but they sure did move a lot of tonnage manually. Do you suppose that the effigy blocks weight as much as a limestone block which were in excess of 5 tons but yet were easily moved, stacked and at different elevations? As a Mechanical Engineer, my common sense and knowledge of physics and mechanics, tells me that moving the effigy rock to its final resting place would be very easy to do

Guess you didnt see my ppst about big brother?

Then why are you even here posting about it And your comment about it being easy to put the rocks up there makes me think you're one of the armchair office guys that read it a textbook and have NO CONCEPT of just how much work would be needed to make it happen, even in today's world!!! Carry on

 

[DizzyDigger]

The ancients didn't need mechanical equipment. They didn't employ particle physics. That's why Tesla referred to Einstein as a fuzzy-haired idiot.

Tesla was a brilliant electrical engineer, inventor, and he made some large contributions to the science of electricity. Tesla also made a huge mistake in trying to refute Einstein's Theory of Relativity.

Einstein's genius was on an entirely different level than Tesla's. He was a Theoretical Physicist, who also laid the groundwork for today's Quantum Physics. No offense to Nikola, but comparatively speaking, Tesla wouldn't have made a pimple on Albert's booty.

The ancients (if you're referring to Egypt) had thousands of slaves to build the pyramids. It does puzzle me why they (people presumed to have built the marker) would use so much labor to build such an obvious marker in order to hide a secret treasure around it.

Oh well...these are all questions we'll never have the real answers to. Opinions and conjecture, certainly, and it's warranted, but lacking any empirical evidence proving any particular theory, opinion and conjecture is what remains.

 

[Relicgrubber]

“I see dead people”

 

[Garscale]

“I see dead people”

That's because you grubbed them up

 

[lightspirt]

It has to do with their belief system at that time. Like what you see at modern day grave sites,people leave items,shrines,tokens. Its was very important to them to do that. You can see the amount of labor that were put into these sites in symbolic meaning . They didn't think like modern man of today.

 

[lightspirt]

If you ever dig at the right spot. You will find out as above so below.

 

[SoCalBeachScanner]

I find your rock formations no more interesting than this natural cloud formation.

 

[stude]

The op asked for thoughts and comments so here goes. I live an hours drive from the Caballo mts and have been exploring them for years. I have followed all the numerous threads about them here and other webs, newspaper articles, etc. I will leave the question of man made or natural spire to others. I do not wish to be contentious, but I couldn't help but notice in post #11 there was a pic of a saguaro cactus. There are NO saguaro cacti anywhere in New Mexico, much less the Caballo mts. Also, op stated he was standing next to a running stream when he took the pics. I have never seen a running stream there and neither has anyone else that I've talked to over the years. Of course, just because I've never seen one (other than rainwater runoff) doesn't mean there isn't one but that plus the saguaro makes me think that the pics were not taken in the Caballos. If the op could give some coordinates I would be happy to go, take pics, and offer my humble apologies.

 

[lightspirt]

The op asked for thoughts and comments so here goes. I live an hours drive from the Caballo mts and have been exploring them for years. I have followed all the numerous threads about them here and other webs, newspaper articles, etc. I will leave the question of man made or natural spire to others. I do not wish to be contentious, but I couldn't help but notice in post #11 there was a pic of a saguaro cactus. There are NO saguaro cacti anywhere in New Mexico, much less the Caballo mts. Also, op stated he was standing next to a running stream when he took the pics. I have never seen a running stream there and neither has anyone else that I've talked to over the years. Of course, just because I've never seen one (other than rainwater runoff) doesn't mean there isn't one but that plus the saguaro makes me think that the pics were not taken in the Caballos. If the op could give some coordinates I would be happy to go, take pics, and offer my humble apologies.

Lots of scamming , I know for sure. One persons has a lot of different names on here and lots of photos on different threads. That person works this site over daily all day and into the night,early morning. Part of the cult group. You have to be careful . No one is going to baby sit you. One dead giveaway is you will see their post disappear , they must have software for that. Watch the ones that always edit their post too,big red flag. You will sometimes see them say they get a stiped,dead giveaway.

 

[sdcfia]

The op asked for thoughts and comments so here goes. I live an hours drive from the Caballo mts and have been exploring them for years. I have followed all the numerous threads about them here and other webs, newspaper articles, etc. I will leave the question of man made or natural spire to others. I do not wish to be contentious, but I couldn't help but notice in post #11 there was a pic of a saguaro cactus. There are NO saguaro cacti anywhere in New Mexico, much less the Caballo mts. Also, op stated he was standing next to a running stream when he took the pics. I have never seen a running stream there and neither has anyone else that I've talked to over the years. Of course, just because I've never seen one (other than rainwater runoff) doesn't mean there isn't one but that plus the saguaro makes me think that the pics were not taken in the Caballos. If the op could give some coordinates I would be happy to go, take pics, and offer my humble apologies.

Many who post here think they have found something important, don't know what it is, or what to do with it, and are fishing for ideas. Makes sense. Human nature dictates that they don't reveal important facts, like locations. Neither would I, you or anyone else who wasn't terminally naive. That said, the OP has posted some interesting things.

 

[Peyton Manning]

Lots of scamming , I know for sure. One persons has a lot of different names on here and lots of photos on different threads. That person works this site over daily all day and into the night,early morning. Part of the cult group. You have to be careful . No one is going to baby sit you. One dead giveaway is you will see their post disappear , they must have software for that. Watch the ones that always edit their post too,big red flag. You will sometimes see them say they get a stiped,dead giveaway.

Such wisdom only since July!

 

[lightspirt]

Such wisdom only since July!

A lot more people are non members then members for years without posting. According to T net guest numbers. Its very unusual of you and others to post in this section of T net. I have viewed T net myself for over 10 years as guest!!!!! 16 members 1400 guest right now!!!!!