my mushroom induced cloud reading

[billythekidder]

Dog I just noticed at the bottom of the cross looks like a cave? with a man neeling at the cross and another cave? to the right

 

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[dog the treasure hunter]

thanks billythekidder for moving this to the top. forgot all about this post. man you did a killer job on this. i owe you big time.ill have to send you some bling too,if i ever hit it. what do you think? this was ancient at first,then worked by the spainish? the more i see out here, the more i believe the ancients work this area very well. i have seen so much out here that dosent fit in the rule book. and i know theres alot of experts on here that will throw a fit if you dont follow there rules. but i have seen to much now,that dosent fit what there selling. so its good to hear some different thoughts. thanks.

 

[billythekidder]

Dog I would love to see you hit it!!!!! I think "the code" will only take you so far. Take what everyone tells you then think about it and decide for yourself..question everything.. as far as jesiuts in that time they were like Harvard grads. very smart, very protective, very creative,and loyal to the church. while bling would be cool solving an old mystery would be better.

 

[Shortstack]

Dog I would love to see you hit it!!!!! I think "the code" will only take you so far. Take what everyone tells you then think about it and decide for yourself..question everything.. as far as jesiuts in that time they were like Harvard grads. very smart, very protective, very creative,and loyal to the church. while bling would be cool solving an old mystery would be better.

Billy, you forgot "devious" in you description. I don't think they'd be above accidentally "dropping" a little sum'um, sum'um in a hole for themselves. Occasionally an assayer in the west during the gold rush days would pour a little melted gold through the cracks in the floor of their assay office, to be recovered later. Those assayers didn't have the resources that those early Jesuit hunters did.

 

[billythekidder]

can't forget that thanks shortstack. if I put myself in their place, everything belonged to the church and no one else would get it! being them I would make sure the church got it's share and more...

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

thanks billythekidder and shortstack, i do take ever thing that i read with a open mind and not set in stone,that the rules should never be broken. i have read of records, that have been discovered in a mission in mexcio city. that the Spanish dug a hole ten feet deep,buried the treasure,then capped it with a stone and then carver a cross on it,to mark the spot. talk about breaking the rules, then to put it in writing. talk about X marking the spot,lol. opps. there it is,lol. i guess they really wanted the pain of spain,lol. but i guess they could have been being chased by someone and didnt have time to lay it out proper with degs. triangles and omega. so maybe they were spared in that case. but i did like reading that. so the rules where broken and put on paper as such.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

ok, heres what i belive to be, well i guess another giant laid to rest. with some type of head dress and a exposed heart on the left side of his chest. legit? i dont know. but thats what it looks like to me. any thoughts? thanks.View attachment 711402View attachment 711403

 

[usernotfound]

talk about breaking the rules, then to put it in writing.

 

[usernotfound]

YOU'RE Welcome.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

lol,i love it,yes lets not forget the pillow.