Good morning, I need help with this hidden treasure dowsing photo

[Ademir Felix]

 

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[Red_desert]

Looks like the same map, possibly zoomed out slightly. The gold coins buried during the revolution... I know of one cache already found. A treasure hunter living in Brazil, found 3 out of place palm trees planted in a triangle. He and a friend of his posted satellite images here. Me, Okiedowser, and Art (who since has passed away) remote map dowsed on the forum. Coin cache was under a tree so it had to be dug also. I was promised a cell phone video of them picking up the coins scattered all over the ground. At the time my Internet land line before upgrading to high-speed router. Back then metered phone line Internet on computer couldn't download videos from email.

Are you just metal detecting or is there a specific treasure to search for?not marked yet.

Take a look in this area. Have another

 

[weregolf]

In which sector of the photo you are interesting?
..too much terrain to explore

 

[Red_desert]

Try checking up toward top left section (had a hit in that area).

Adding map it appears to be archaeological sites... possibly gold also.

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[Red_desert]

Tried AI-----

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