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Kegs... were used more than barrels.
It just dawned on me that this may be what you are referring to when saying "barrel".
Kegs are a smaller version of barrel.
I should have said keg, like a powder keg is what I had in mind. I have a couple of really old ones and they would be perfect for filling with treasure and burying. They are about two feet tall. I also think that treasure on a ship could have been kept in a barrel/keg especially if no one knew it was there but the guy that hid it. When I said inconspicuous what I was meaning was that there would be many kegs and barrels on a ship so it would blend in. If you topped off the treasure inside with something else no one would have clue as to what was hidden within. Also like I said you can roll a very heavy keg/barrel without having to pick it up.