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A poster named Nobody, not sure if he's still around, but he posted this some 8 or 9 years back...it's what really got me thinking about the sunrays and how they might be used on an overlay...
LUE MAP THEORY, MAYBE SOME CONTEXT
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This was another application, with many of the rays intersecting towns associated with alleged LUE recoveries:
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Thank you, Randy.
Have you ever read chapter VI of Treasure Hunter's Manual #7? Von Mueller writes that a large gold cache was found just west of Las Vegas, New Mexico, during the early 1900s. One of the men and his partners also searched for the ruins of a Spanish mission between Walsenburg and Fort Garland, Colorado. A 1903 article in the Denver Post mentioned rumors that the Spanish Padres had several mines near San Luis Park, Colorado and Las Vegas, New Mexico. San Luis and Las Vegas are on the 105th longitude, I wonder if Von Mueller was thinking of these missions when talking of the LUE.
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Wow, where to start? I feel that the Auriga Constellation setup, outlined in red, is included in the LUE clue.
The red pentagon is formed by five mountain peaks, one at each corner. These peaks are Marble Mountain, Black Mountain, Blanca Peak, West Spanish Peak and Culebra Peak. These peaks are represented by the steps in the upper left quadrant of the LUE clue and confirmed by rays of the Sun. The midpoint of the Sun is at Pueblo Mountain Park, coordinates 38deg 03' 09" N and 104deg 59' 33" W. I believe the latitude of 38deg 03' was chosen intentionally because it's the same latitude as an important point on the Kensington Runestone mapping. I believe this latitude also confirms that the LUE clue was created to be a part of the Kensington Runestone mapping.
The confirmation of the peaks are:
1. The 257deg heading from Pueblo Mountain to Marble Mountain.
2. The 227deg heading from Pueblo Mountain to Black Mountain.
3. The extension of the yellow Kensington Runestone line to Blanca Peak and further west to Treasure Mountain.
4. The 180deg heading from Pueblo Mountain to West Spanish Peak. Also, the intersection of the 180deg heading from Pueblo Mountain and the white line, from Apple Lake, at West Spanish Peak.
5. The intersection of the yellow line, from the Kensington Runestone, and the white line, from Apple Lake, at Culebra Peak.
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Read it backwards MAYAYAI Remember a capital M is the same as a capital W. A means ”To”. Y means a Fork. Look at Charles Kenworthy’s book on the Lost Dutchman Mine it talks about the meaning in detail.
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In my post #144, I wrote that the midpoint of the Sun, on the LUE clue, is at Pueblo Mountain Park, coordinates 38deg 03' 09" N and 104deg 59' 33" W. I believe the latitude of 38deg 03' was chosen intentionally because it's the same latitude as an important point on the Kensington Runestone mapping.
On the star chart, the position of the star Capella, the largest star in the Auriga Constellation, as a mirror image, has a RA of 6hr and a declination of 38. Written as earthly latitude and longitude, this would be 38deg N latitude and 90deg W longitude. In an earlier post, I wrote that the 13 vertical lines of the column represented longitude on the star chart. 13 on the star chart would be a longitude of 105deg W. So, Capella's mirror image in the west, would be represented by the coordinates 38deg N and 105deg W.
I believe the Pueblo Mountain Park coordinates are close enough to say that the Sun on the LUE clue is actually Capella's mirror coordinates on the ground.
On the star chart, the position of the star Capella, the largest star in the Auriga Constellation, as a mirror image, has a RA of 6hr and a declination of 38. Written as earthly latitude and longitude, this would be 38deg N latitude and 90deg W longitude. In an earlier post, I wrote that the 13 vertical lines of the column represented longitude on the star chart. 13 on the star chart would be a longitude of 105deg W. So, Capella's mirror image in the west, would be represented by the coordinates 38deg N and 105deg W.
I believe the Pueblo Mountain Park coordinates are close enough to say that the Sun on the LUE clue is actually Capella's mirror coordinates on the ground.
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A little off topic here, but does anyone know the whereabouts of "Nobody"? Real name is Christopher Fox. Unfortunately, he removed almost all his posts back when he left TNet. He was perhaps the most intriguing and, at times provocative participant here.
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Dunno but if his posts went, it likely means he got banned...last time I checked you couldn't delete your own posts or even edit them after a certain time period.
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I always looked forward to his posts and he shared a lot of research. I was sorry that he left and I don't know his whereabouts.
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Hello All,
A note to remember* The Spanish would not make a map that would lead you directly to a treasure site. The same goes with the outlaws they used the (lay of the land) neither had computers or GPS. They used as I have said before “Common Sense”.
There are plenty of signs most are directional indicators as to what to follow to get back home and generally look south.
In regard to treasure sites, the Spanish placed as Charles Kenworthy would say “Eye Catchers” that could be seen from long distances such as Hoyos, Dolmans, White faced rocks or in many cases “Hand Of God” sites whereas there would be a rock monolith that contained a thumb style rock next to the main body of the rock feature. Such as Victorio Peak it is what was called a Hand of God site. These sites are not just coincidental in shape and form. They were meant to convey a message as to look here.
I will attach some noted sites that have treasure associated with them that are scattered throughout the Southwest. They are active sites but I have not the time or energy to visit each although I know several who are actively searching.
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A note to remember* The Spanish would not make a map that would lead you directly to a treasure site. The same goes with the outlaws they used the (lay of the land) neither had computers or GPS. They used as I have said before “Common Sense”.
There are plenty of signs most are directional indicators as to what to follow to get back home and generally look south.
In regard to treasure sites, the Spanish placed as Charles Kenworthy would say “Eye Catchers” that could be seen from long distances such as Hoyos, Dolmans, White faced rocks or in many cases “Hand Of God” sites whereas there would be a rock monolith that contained a thumb style rock next to the main body of the rock feature. Such as Victorio Peak it is what was called a Hand of God site. These sites are not just coincidental in shape and form. They were meant to convey a message as to look here.
I will attach some noted sites that have treasure associated with them that are scattered throughout the Southwest. They are active sites but I have not the time or energy to visit each although I know several who are actively searching.
Bests in Treasure
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That was a good post with some great pictures. Thank you.
Are these geological formations that were used as convenient landmarks along a trail...is that right? Are some of these small enough that they could have been created by Spanish engineers?
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I've never commented on the lower left quadrant of the LUE clue but I've heard others say that the rectangles represented gold bars and the number of bars represented caches.
Here's something to consider for those of you who study the LUE clue. Perhaps the rectangles indicate masonry and the number of bricks will lead you to a specific lodge.
The coordinates of 38deg N and 105deg W, near Pueblo Mountain Park, takes you to a specific area in Colorado. After you get to that place, where do you go next? Because I believe that the LUE clue was created by Masons, it makes sense to look for the Masonic lodges in the area. The lodges are numbered so the LUE clue and the bricks in the lower left quadrant could lead you to the correct lodge. As an example, their are 24 bricks in the wall but only 15 of them are whole. Mount Moriah Lodge #15 is at Canon City about 30 miles to the north.
Here's something to consider for those of you who study the LUE clue. Perhaps the rectangles indicate masonry and the number of bricks will lead you to a specific lodge.
The coordinates of 38deg N and 105deg W, near Pueblo Mountain Park, takes you to a specific area in Colorado. After you get to that place, where do you go next? Because I believe that the LUE clue was created by Masons, it makes sense to look for the Masonic lodges in the area. The lodges are numbered so the LUE clue and the bricks in the lower left quadrant could lead you to the correct lodge. As an example, their are 24 bricks in the wall but only 15 of them are whole. Mount Moriah Lodge #15 is at Canon City about 30 miles to the north.
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Just to show you how much planning went into the Auriga layout, I'll show you some numbers.
From Blanca Peak to Culebra Peak is 35 miles. From Black Mountain to West Spanish Peak is 35 miles.
The heading from Blanca Peak to Black Mountain is 32deg. The heading from Culebra Peak to West Spanish Peak is 32deg.
In a recent post, I wrote how 1/16 of an inch could be used to measure feet, miles or headings. On the upper left quadrant of the LUE clue is a slanted line that runs along the bottom of the steps. That line measures 53/16. On the Auriga layout, the line that runs from the point of the pentagon to the base is 53 miles long.
From Blanca Peak to Culebra Peak is 35 miles. From Black Mountain to West Spanish Peak is 35 miles.
The heading from Blanca Peak to Black Mountain is 32deg. The heading from Culebra Peak to West Spanish Peak is 32deg.
In a recent post, I wrote how 1/16 of an inch could be used to measure feet, miles or headings. On the upper left quadrant of the LUE clue is a slanted line that runs along the bottom of the steps. That line measures 53/16. On the Auriga layout, the line that runs from the point of the pentagon to the base is 53 miles long.
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Hello MD,
Quite so. The Spanish had a good working knowledge of gunpowder and if necessary they could sculpt in a large way with the use of their common explosives.
Thus the making of depositories and vaults to store valuables that would be easy to find by the common theme of the thumb rock next to a massive stone monolith. So they could be seen a long way off. One is far away in Brazil but it too was Spanish or Portuguese as that country has a rich history of conquest by the Spanish.
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I've never commented on the lower left quadrant of the LUE clue but I've heard others say that the rectangles represented gold bars and the number of bars represented caches.
Stone walls not gold bars.
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To All,
This is a little off topic. But I want to ask you if you see what I see in regard to rock monuments. In particular. Knowing that the Early Spanish had a keen reverence for the King of Spain and The Pope they left rock monuments to reflect those two entities, Let me know if you can see what I see?
In one I can see the Pope sitting on his throne and as most revered people most Spanish thought the Pope was rather portly (Fat) which was considered a sign of wealth and this rock feature portrays it . I also included a screenshot with the Pope with a miter hat it was a cone shaped hat that came to a point. Both the rock feature and the Pope on his throne have a cone shaped miter hat.
The second Rock feature is of the King of Spain sculpted in Red Rock. What I see is the King sitting on his throne with a sceptre in his right hand. With his crown or hat in what was considered period clothing with the puffy britches..
Please note* The Spanish had sign makers or sculptors with them to help others who came after them to find the way back, to view particular item or perhaps a spot of wealth. The thing to do was to look in the direction, the sculpted stone monument was looking to determine what it the stone monument was looking at?
Remember always take a compass reading if you happen to find anything that matches what you believe is a stone monument that could possibly be a sculpted figure?
These are only two that I am including here. The Spanish, Jesuits and the Franciscans were a crafty if not devious group of people. They left monuments for others to follow but they made them in such a way that they were not obvious as to determine the way to go or to see what they were seeing.
Just as maps show the way, but you have to determine what they were trying to say and you had to know how to read it correctly.
Some famous maps include the LUE Map, The Molina Map, the Spider Rocks, the Peralta Stones, the Star Map and the so called Wolf Map all which have been deciphered to some point.
I hope this helps?
Bests in Treasures
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This is a little off topic. But I want to ask you if you see what I see in regard to rock monuments. In particular. Knowing that the Early Spanish had a keen reverence for the King of Spain and The Pope they left rock monuments to reflect those two entities, Let me know if you can see what I see?
In one I can see the Pope sitting on his throne and as most revered people most Spanish thought the Pope was rather portly (Fat) which was considered a sign of wealth and this rock feature portrays it . I also included a screenshot with the Pope with a miter hat it was a cone shaped hat that came to a point. Both the rock feature and the Pope on his throne have a cone shaped miter hat.
The second Rock feature is of the King of Spain sculpted in Red Rock. What I see is the King sitting on his throne with a sceptre in his right hand. With his crown or hat in what was considered period clothing with the puffy britches..
Please note* The Spanish had sign makers or sculptors with them to help others who came after them to find the way back, to view particular item or perhaps a spot of wealth. The thing to do was to look in the direction, the sculpted stone monument was looking to determine what it the stone monument was looking at?
Remember always take a compass reading if you happen to find anything that matches what you believe is a stone monument that could possibly be a sculpted figure?
These are only two that I am including here. The Spanish, Jesuits and the Franciscans were a crafty if not devious group of people. They left monuments for others to follow but they made them in such a way that they were not obvious as to determine the way to go or to see what they were seeing.
Just as maps show the way, but you have to determine what they were trying to say and you had to know how to read it correctly.
Some famous maps include the LUE Map, The Molina Map, the Spider Rocks, the Peralta Stones, the Star Map and the so called Wolf Map all which have been deciphered to some point.
I hope this helps?
Bests in Treasures
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Nope, he is a rancher who has lived in the area for nearly 90 years. No Nazi connections whatsoever.Very interesting..
does he have anything to say about the highgrading conspiracy that our Crow found ?
"The Lue Map and the Nazi Connection -3"
Some interesting stuff. ironic with such conspiracy stories. there was a lot of ill feeling in 1890s with many banks failure taking peoples life savings and government of day saved and bailed out the top end of town with the average poor who lost money from banking collapses getting the short...www.treasurenet.com
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Hello All,
Here is another example of a Pope Miter Hat. The one I was originally looking for. See the Pope Rock feature and this example?
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Hello All,
I did a screenshot of Charles Kenworthy’s book on the Lost Dutchman Mine. Once again you have to read the IAYAYAM Key backwards or as he said counterclocwise. I posted it here for you all to view.
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