My theory on the Peralta Stone Maps and my quest to prove it.

[roadrunner]

Thanks for the link.
Forgot the info that is on that site.

 

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[393stroker]

STONE MAPS

First I want to thank all that have helped me through this adventure. I had alot of fun with it, and now it is time to pass the torch. I figured that I was able to solve this puzzle if I tried my best, and now I`m content that I have accomplished that. It was cool to chat with different people and envision what they must be like in person. The heart is huge, and extends across the lake to the NE, is that Roosevelt? The trail is Queens Creek into the mts., and every dot on the trail is a heart.What you need to do is file a copie of the stone maps and then overlay it ont GE( thanks markmar). The Preist Map and the HorseMap fit on White Mt. just as I said in earlier posts. It`s not so hard to do if you try. Take the Trail Map and overlay it, then take the Heart Insert Stone and overlay that. I used HD pictures from online.I missplaced the Preist map that I showed somehiker,but if you take the overlay and place it on top of that you will see that it match`s perfectly.The cross by the Preist Map. Anyway you have to do the work of overlaying the photo`s over the terrain to convince yourselves. Just match it up and click it on and off to be sure you have it lined up right.Anyway, if you do all that, you will find out the big secret that nobody has been able to find until me, CHUCK CHATSKO. The scratch lines are to get you looking in the genera direction.

 

[393stroker]

The Preist

 

[393stroker]

The Heart If you have any doubt, whip it out!

 

[393stroker]

OverviewTHATS WHERE I WOULD LOOK

 

[393stroker]

2=3-O-18=7 The second target is 3 miles from the first target in the resess. The 18 is 7 miles from the first target, all in a line.

 

[393stroker]

Heres a picture to help get orintated.

 

[393stroker]

It`s huge. The Latin Heart over the area.

 

[ibjeepn]

Wish I'd found this earlier. I'd love to have hiked it or tried to..lol. Best of luck. keep us posted,

 

[Al D]

WOW I hardly know where to start, and if I can keep from LMAO I will try to enlighten you a little bit.
First, do you really think that you solved this after just a cursory study of less than a year and a couple of hikes ?
You must be some Fu**ing genius
People far more educated and I'll bet a lot smarter than you have studied these tablets for a long long time.
Your solutions are pedantic as are your conclusions.
The task of marking out such a large heart in rugged terrain with rudamentary surveying instruments is colossal
But dont let that ruin your celebration.
I suppose that the treasure or gold or whatever was hidden is gone or the mine or mines played out, how convienient.
no need for any proof of your claims.
Now all you need to do is write a book and join the ranks of all the other geniuses whom have made the same claim.
check out the dudes from Massachusets, they solved it also.
Alan

 

[Cubfan64]

WOW I hardly know where to start, and if I can keep from LMAO I will try to enlighten you a little bit.
First, do you really think that you solved this after just a cursory study of less than a year and a couple of hikes ?
You must be some Fu**ing genius
People far more educated and I'll bet a lot smarter than you have studied these tablets for a long long time.
Your solutions are pedantic as are your conclusions.
The task of marking out such a large heart in rugged terrain with rudamentary surveying instruments is colossal
But dont let that ruin your celebration.
I suppose that the treasure or gold or whatever was hidden is gone or the mine or mines played out, how convienient.
no need for any proof of your claims.
Now all you need to do is write a book and join the ranks of all the other geniuses whom have made the same claim.
check out the dudes from Massachusets, they solved it also.
Alan

Hey Alan, it's tough to know the players without a scorecard sometimes According to Brad W on DUSA
DesertUSA.com/mb3 • View topic - GENERAL DISCUSSION - Anything related to the LDM the world just isn't ready for the gold to be found - at least by anyone other than him .

This stuff just get's more and more amusing every year.

 

[393stroker]

WOW I hardly know where to start, and if I can keep from LMAO I will try to enlighten you a little bit.
First, do you really think that you solved this after just a cursory study of less than a year and a couple of hikes ?
You must be some Fu**ing genius
People far more educated and I'll bet a lot smarter than you have studied these tablets for a long long time.
Your solutions are pedantic as are your conclusions.
The task of marking out such a large heart in rugged terrain with rudamentary surveying instruments is colossal
But dont let that ruin your celebration.
I suppose that the treasure or gold or whatever was hidden is gone or the mine or mines played out, how convienient.
no need for any proof of your claims.
Now all you need to do is write a book and join the ranks of all the other geniuses whom have made the same claim.
check out the dudes from Massachusets, they solved it also.
Alan

Alan, the answer to your first question is yes. I know that it must be hard for some to believe it because I am nobody. Never bought or read a book about it, and am new to the game. As far as being a genius, I`m just a regular guy, I had to look up pedantic( narrow minded). I really think I`m pretty open minded. I don`t want to write a book, I just want a little adventure like everybody else. I gave you guys a lot to take in, and told you how to test my theory for yourselves. But there is more that I`ll keep to myself until I can hike out there and see for myself. Chuck

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

393: I applaud your idea of the overlay, which others have tried. I find that I have a bit of a problem, I can easily see what you mean about the match, however, due to the transparancy of the overlay the marks and configuraions continue into and under the overlay so it is difficult to see if they were a match or

Try a solid overlay. And hang in there, even if there are those that are naturally, normally sceptical. Using existing techniques and data, it hasn't 'knowingly' been found.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[393stroker]

393: I applaud your idea of the overlay, which others have tried. I find that I have a bit of a problem, I can easily see what you mean about the match, however, due to the transparancy of the overlay the marks and configuraions continue into and under the overlay so it is difficult to see if they were a match or

Try a solid overlay. And hang in there, even if there are those that are naturally, normally sceptical. Using existing techniques and data, it hasn't 'knowingly' been found.

Don Jose de La Mancha

I don`t know man, thats all I have to work with. What kind of computer are you using? I have a Sony Vaio that is pretty High Definition. Did you notice the hearts along the trail and in the starter hole and the other holes?

 

[393stroker]

One possibility is that the Air Force was testing out there new cameras and someone got ahold of some of the photo`s and projected them over some slabs and started working them.Aerial reconnaissance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[peralta]

Hello 393 stroker, i'll give you the date for meeting in arizona.will take the first one out from the peralta,hooch is going to join us. I wish I could tell the real name of the main mine.the quantity is marked and its many tons in bars.the entrance is also marked, its 3'by 4.
Real de tayopa your welcome to join us but I know your far away and your working on the tayopa.you wouldn't even have to hike just get out of vehicle and pull out a chair.
Lake you shouldn't give criticism to people.they are following. Our brothers who are now dead but who also dreamed of fonding a lost mine.

 

[peralta]

I'm sorry lake it was alan m who likes to criticize us.

 

[hooch]

OverviewView attachment 721609THATS WHERE I WOULD LOOK

True that I heard the Peraltas had pretty sweet helocopters back then for their aerial maps.

 

[CJB]

Not that this contributes anything important to the topic, but Im currently sitting within about 150 feet of the original Peralta Stone Maps. I work in downtown Phx next to the rock and mineral museum that keeps them. Unfortunately they dont display them!

I was just out to the Superstitions last week. I'd love to spend a few days out there exploring. I have some ideas.

 

[cactusjumper]

CJB,

The Stone Maps are no longer at the Mining and Mineral Museum. They are now located at the Superstition Mountain Museum. It's likely, that will be their final home.

Joe Ribaudo