new show on the dutchman

When a young lad in the 50's our family used to drive near the Superstitions on the way to the lakes. They always looked dark, like basalt to me. What is the geology of them, like predominant base rock?

Quartz stringers?
Pegmatites?
Volcanic?
 

I plan to watch it for the scenery and sake of my friends, and to guess what they will do next
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That's exactly why I'm watching it too Wayne and it isn't disappointing at all so far :)
 

coazon de oro said:
Seems ironic that a day after Valentines, hearts are a dime a dozen.:laughing7:
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Yes they are Homar..... hearts-a-plenty !
And very confusing to a THr
But the only ones you really need, are those you hold dear.
Like the one on this Templar gravestone.

Templar Heart.jpg
 

That's for sure Wayne, and I believe it was on an email to the late Jim Hatt that I signed off "Con El Coazon En La Mano" ( With Heart IN Hand )

Homar
 

Yup. Just one of many examples of a heart style dating back to at least the time of the Templars.
Many examples of which are carved into the walls of Royston Cave.
Adopted and used later by the Jesuits, same as the "Valentine" heart we know today.
Yet some "experts" tried to claim that heart shape didn't exist until the 1800's.
 

markmar said:
Is Luigi Franchi Prestige
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Still a nice scattergun. The Italians sure made some beauties.
I see that Franchi is a division of Benelli, and both are owned by Berreta...Didn't know that before.
Have you been able to see the TV program ?
 

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somehiker said:
Yup. Just one of many examples of a heart style dating back to at least the time of the Templars.
Many examples of which are carved into the walls of Royston Cave.
Adopted and used later by the Jesuits, same as the "Valentine" heart we know today.
Yet some "experts" tried to claim that heart shape didn't exist until the 1800's.
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Use of the heart symbol began in Europe 10,000 or so years ago. It's meaning may have been something different then or not.

Strange,

"The nuclear scan of a 66-year-old patient with a history of coronary artery disease was recently reviewed. There was an incidental but surprising finding (Figure 1A): the short-axis slices of the nuclear scan clearly depicted the symbolic heart shape (). This created interest because the heart generally has a classic round shape on nuclear scan short-axis slices"



Articles from The Canadian Journal of Cardiology are provided here courtesy of Pulsus Group
 

somehiker said:
Still a nice scattergun. The Italians sure made some beauties.
I see that Franchi is a division of Benelli, and both are owned by Berreta...Didn't know that before.
Have you been able to see the TV program ?
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No , I didn't watched the TV show . I have /had some internet connection problems . I believe was a nice program which I would like to watch .
 

Hal:

"Use of the heart symbol began in Europe 10,000 or so years ago. It's meaning may have been something different then or not."

That's news to me. Can you post some examples of 10,000 yr. old hearts of the same shape ?
I've looked at a lot of old world art over the years, but don't recall anything similar of that age.


"The nuclear scan of a 66-year-old patient with a history of coronary artery disease was recently reviewed."

Could the disease have had something to do with it ? Since they also found the scan to be unusual.
 

somehiker said:
That's news to me. Can you post some examples of 10,000 yr. old hearts of the same shape ?
I've looked at a lot of old world art over the years, but don't recall anything similar of that age.
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The heart symbol, the popular icon for the heart, can be traced to before the last Ice Age. Cro-Magnon hunters in Europe use the symbol in pictograms, though it remains a mystery exactly what meaning it held for them. The symbol will not become universal until the Middle Ages.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/partners/breakthroughs/b_history.html
 

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Hah I just watched last nights episode on history channel, lol Waynes a badass, tellin people to go in spider holes hahahaha
 

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I like the idea of using that camera to see if someone is behind you.

Also I kept thinking the next time I go out.
I need a certain rock hound with me. There is no way Im sliding under a rock like that.

I suggest a go pro on a stick. Haha
 

somehiker said:
Hal:

"Use of the heart symbol began in Europe 10,000 or so years ago. It's meaning may have been something different then or not."

That's news to me. Can you post some examples of 10,000 yr. old hearts of the same shape ?
I've looked at a lot of old world art over the years, but don't recall anything similar of that age.


"The nuclear scan of a 66-year-old patient with a history of coronary artery disease was recently reviewed."

Could the disease have had something to do with it ? Since they also found the scan to be unusual.
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Disease yes, they did write incidental.
This will help with the heart symbol.




A Chart of the 26 recurring shapes (proto-alphabet) from the 146 French rock art sites.
 

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What are these structures they are high up 33 21' 33.64"n 111 14' 09.96w
 

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