wrmickel1
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Hooch, What makes you think the maps are a aerial view, A man of simple means would know there was little to no flight back then. Best to start over and keep it in the realm of the tech. of the times.
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Legend of the Stone Maps
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Hooch, What makes you think the maps are a aerial view, A man of simple means would know there was little to no flight back then. Best to start over and keep it in the realm of the tech. of the times.
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wrmickel1
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Hal,
Where is this other map, I hope its not the one the Sarg was working on, cause its plain to see it was no more then a copy of the stones.
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This one? In Virginia, where the stones ultimately lead to
Busca Por El Mapa
The map that is carved there at the Omega
The Map Next To The Omega
The Markings found near the Omega and Map there in Bedford, VA...were taken from a stone carved in Bedford Basin, NS.These are the signs of a greater and broader operation.
With The Witch Stone Represent in the marks here just north of the Omega and Heart with Arrow
These are the true locations that are leading one to the 'Vault'.
The Vault spoken about in Jacob Waltz's tales, and the tales of the Beale Papers as well.
The Peralta Stones are the second half of the mystery of the Beale, and were crafted by the Forger, James Reavis....
30 Missing Men in the Beale Papers, and 30 Men Found Dead at Massacre Grounds.
2 year contract, leaving to mine in the 3rd month of march, mining for 18 months, to return for another 7, to the third when they were killed leaving the Superstitions
There is only one person able to crack the code of the Map Stone,
and that's Eldorado.
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To far fetched for me ELDO,
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The Story is now being fully charted....it is amazing addition to the mystery and pieces in 2 legends to form another altogether perfect solve and series of facts never before heard in the 130+ yrs they were lost.
Reavis was involved in the Land Grab, but was part of a larger operation there and across the country in St. Louis, Virginia, DC, and NYC as well, paid by people who were also funding exploration at Oak Island.
These men were the Knights of the Golden Circle and were a part of a conspiracy to control and monopolize the Banking in the US by funnelling massive amounts of gold into certain banks in NYC, and they were also after certain items of religious importance in Nova Scotia as well.
They were settling their 30 man mining company of a military regimen led by the former Confederate Soldier, James Reavis, into the Superstitions, to mine under the cover of a "Hunting Party"
Reavis Killed these men, and it is rumored that Jacob Waltz was involved in either these murders, or the oversight of the mines to ward off others.
When the guilty Reavis was going to be arrested, he knew he had to attone for the shares of their mining, as the next of kin were able to identify the forger, so to ease any investigation towards Reavis in this murder, he decided to release the information in a coded cipher.
He even put a ten year delay in the papers' opening, so as to make his getaway but leave the codes to locate the mines. These were then charted into code in a certain location converging in the west.
A place we call the Superstitions,
Notice the Three dots on the map stones? Those are part of the coded information found in the Beale Papers. These two dots on the right are the locations to look for in Virginia....
Exactly 1819, and 1821 miles away. This was the method used to locate the mines at the convergence of the two points overlaid on the map.
These are also the dates listed in the Beale, and are Persher Codes to signify the mileage and the degrees of inclination that one charts to locate the fabled Vault.
Amazing.......
Anyone remember when I located the 18 mines in 35 minutes?
A world record of some sort
And Behold the Horse of God. El Cobollo De Santa Fe
Reavis was involved in the Land Grab, but was part of a larger operation there and across the country in St. Louis, Virginia, DC, and NYC as well, paid by people who were also funding exploration at Oak Island.
These men were the Knights of the Golden Circle and were a part of a conspiracy to control and monopolize the Banking in the US by funnelling massive amounts of gold into certain banks in NYC, and they were also after certain items of religious importance in Nova Scotia as well.
They were settling their 30 man mining company of a military regimen led by the former Confederate Soldier, James Reavis, into the Superstitions, to mine under the cover of a "Hunting Party"
Reavis Killed these men, and it is rumored that Jacob Waltz was involved in either these murders, or the oversight of the mines to ward off others.
When the guilty Reavis was going to be arrested, he knew he had to attone for the shares of their mining, as the next of kin were able to identify the forger, so to ease any investigation towards Reavis in this murder, he decided to release the information in a coded cipher.
He even put a ten year delay in the papers' opening, so as to make his getaway but leave the codes to locate the mines. These were then charted into code in a certain location converging in the west.
A place we call the Superstitions,
Notice the Three dots on the map stones? Those are part of the coded information found in the Beale Papers. These two dots on the right are the locations to look for in Virginia....
Exactly 1819, and 1821 miles away. This was the method used to locate the mines at the convergence of the two points overlaid on the map.
These are also the dates listed in the Beale, and are Persher Codes to signify the mileage and the degrees of inclination that one charts to locate the fabled Vault.
Amazing.......
Anyone remember when I located the 18 mines in 35 minutes?
A world record of some sort
And Behold the Horse of God. El Cobollo De Santa Fe
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I don't know about these photo's, tell me what you think?
I can see more gray in these Trail Map stones they more closely resemble the PH Map.
Notice the lack of "DON" on the back of the Trail Map set.
Are these the same as what's in the Superstition mountain museum today?
I can see more gray in these Trail Map stones they more closely resemble the PH Map.
Notice the lack of "DON" on the back of the Trail Map set.
Are these the same as what's in the Superstition mountain museum today?
wrmickel1
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ELDO
A non probable solution to a very twisted tale, I see no connection between the two, keep chasing Google earth shadows, good luck I guess, But I will wait for your history channel show, Superstitions of the
Superstitions, The fabricated Legends
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Lynda,
There is no ultimate truth here.......so far. I don't doubt what Joe said in the interview is what he believes. Perceptions of reality are different for most people. One man's truth is another man's fiction. Uncle Obie Stoker had many truths that were only true in his mind. Even so, he convinced many people to invest money and labor in his mine.
I can easily argue either side of almost any debate. Makes folks like you think.
One other thing.......Travis' daughter told Garry and his wife that her dad carved the Stone Maps. She told Mike that he did not make them for a hoax....I think. She may have lied to one of them. In my opinion, the existing evidence points to Travis carving the maps.
Good luck,
Joe
She told Mike who? Gollum?
I would ask if that is factual with proof? And to what type of proof?
Thanks!
cactusjumper
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DG,
Mike is (Gollum). He is a friend, and Garry is also a good friend. I would take both men at their word......period. Their word as to what they were told is all the proof I need.
Good luck,
Joe Ribaudo
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Sarg who?
Anyway - Cuenta de Oro del Rio Solado del Norte
Honestly, I am not 100% certain of its location today. Other, more knowledgeable members could tell you.
Are you saying that the "ground map" is nothing more than a composite copy of the stone maps?
That seems to contradict this weeks take on things over at the other camp.
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Marius,
You can follow the Stone Map trail to the heart:
It ends in this exact spot:
Funny how that works out but there is nothing there, except the heart. I have been there on this marked trail:
The trail goes right through this claim, which has a view of Weaver's Needle that Ruth was said to be
looking for. It also matches where Ely wrote that Ruth's body was found:
Anyone seen the triangle slash?
I guess you just have to be there.
Good luck,
Joe Ribaudo
Joe
I meant the real heart with the treasure , not the " JoJo "
The Maps
Gentlemen:
Perhaps the real question to have asked the Tumlinson`s was whether any of them had seen Travis carve the Trail Maps using the deerskin map as a template?
One would think if they observed Travis carving maps the deerskin map would be right there. If not perhaps the source of the carving was a stone map to begin with.
Would a young man be inspired to carve stone after having been exposed to a stone map, or would he have been inspired to carve stone after seeing a deerskin map?
Starman
Gentlemen:
Perhaps the real question to have asked the Tumlinson`s was whether any of them had seen Travis carve the Trail Maps using the deerskin map as a template?
One would think if they observed Travis carving maps the deerskin map would be right there. If not perhaps the source of the carving was a stone map to begin with.
Would a young man be inspired to carve stone after having been exposed to a stone map, or would he have been inspired to carve stone after seeing a deerskin map?
Starman
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I am computer illiterate. I am using my phone the best that i can. I would like to post a couple of pictures that i took over 20 yrs ago. I do not know how. Using my phone can anyone tell me how to do it.
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What kind of phone do you have?
Mike
Mike
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If your phone can take photographs, simply shoot the old printed photographs and then upload to your computer. Once there, you can again upload the images to TNet using the image icon. If you use the TNet "advanced" option, you will have much better control. JPEG files seem to work best.
Good luck!
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If its a smart phone that you are using to access the internet, it should be the same process (minus uploading the image to your desktop computer).
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