Possible source of stone used in Peralta tablets

In my opinion, the topic of the stone maps, being involved with the LDM, is lumping mutiple things right off the bat.

Again, just my opinion, when folk say LDM, I believe there are 2 mines that are frequently being interchanged unknowingly.
One, a Peralta mine, and the other, a mine started by waltz.

So, is it possible that the stone maps had something to do with the Peralta mine 🤷🏼‍♂️

Is it possible the stone maps have anything to do with the mine Waltz called “his mine”? I don’t think so.
 

sgtfda said:
The stone maps were carved by Travis. He used Peg Legs map for reference. The Peg Leg map has the old area mine locations on it. I found several.
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Hi Frank. could you share a picture of the peg leg map.. I am curios as to the differences between the stones and peg legs map..
 

dredgernaut said:
i am totally willing to beg... lol...
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Howdy dredgernaut,
There's no need for that, especially for a fake map. Let me put you at ease about this. Travis T. unearthed what be came to be known as the Peralta Stone Maps. He was writing a manuscript about it, it was titled "Challenge For Superstition Gold". It was after he felt defeated on trying to solve them.
Mr. R.G. purchased that manuscript from his relatives, and was also defeated by the PSM's, but tried to profit from from the story by making up his own story about them. He put together a team, making it seem professional, and believable. All they did was butcher Travis T's story. The PSM's are the real deal, they were not made by Travis using the "Tesora Mappa" that "belonged" to Peg Leg. Just because Peg Leg was a Tumlinson that happened to be a treasure hunter, does not make it his. The Tesora Mappa was most likely made by Travis, or his uncle Phil using the PSM's. It was what they took in their search, and where they believed it led.
You can verify that Travis did not make the PSM's with one of R.G.'s team member professional observation. The letters on the PSM's were compared to the Galleon/Treasure Chest stone that was known to be made by Travis. They match, but Travis did not know Spanish. In his manuscript, he said he showed the PSM's to a young Mexican that was working on his car. That young Mexican mistook "coazon" to mean "cajon", or box instead of heart, which is most likely. That's why they were looking for a box of treasure, and not a mine. In his manuscript Travis also mentioned he took the PSM's to an old Mexican to translate the words.
So we have two accounts where Travis used the help of Mexicans to translate the words on the PSM's. On the G/TC stone that he did carve copying the letter style from the PSM's, he butchered the Spanish, not only the spelling, but also used English by writing Madrid Spain, instead of Madrid España. The fake map labeled in butchered Spanish has the gender wrong. It should be Tesoro, not Tesora, and Mapa, not Mappa. Mapa is the correct translation of map it is an exception to the rule of gender. So it was most likely made by Travis or Phil usning the PSM's.
 

coazon de oro said:
Howdy dredgernaut,
There's no need for that, especially for a fake map. Let me put you at ease about this. Travis T. unearthed what be came to be known as the Peralta Stone Maps. He was writing a manuscript about it, it was titled "Challenge For Superstition Gold". It was after he felt defeated on trying to solve them.
Mr. R.G. purchased that manuscript from his relatives, and was also defeated by the PSM's, but tried to profit from from the story by making up his own story about them. He put together a team, making it seem professional, and believable. All they did was butcher Travis T's story. The PSM's are the real deal, they were not made by Travis using the "Tesora Mappa" that "belonged" to Peg Leg. Just because Peg Leg was a Tumlinson that happened to be a treasure hunter, does not make it his. The Tesora Mappa was most likely made by Travis, or his uncle Phil using the PSM's. It was what they took in their search, and where they believed it led.
You can verify that Travis did not make the PSM's with one of R.G.'s team member professional observation. The letters on the PSM's were compared to the Galleon/Treasure Chest stone that was known to be made by Travis. They match, but Travis did not know Spanish. In his manuscript, he said he showed the PSM's to a young Mexican that was working on his car. That young Mexican mistook "coazon" to mean "cajon", or box instead of heart, which is most likely. That's why they were looking for a box of treasure, and not a mine. In his manuscript Travis also mentioned he took the PSM's to an old Mexican to translate the words.
So we have two accounts where Travis used the help of Mexicans to translate the words on the PSM's. On the G/TC stone that he did carve copying the letter style from the PSM's, he butchered the Spanish, not only the spelling, but also used English by writing Madrid Spain, instead of Madrid España. The fake map labeled in butchered Spanish has the gender wrong. It should be Tesoro, not Tesora, and Mapa, not Mappa. Mapa is the correct translation of map it is an exception to the rule of gender. So it was most likely made by Travis or Phil usning the PSM's.
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Spoken like a true stoner. This version is like a dog eating it's tail. Look at the true history and you may find something. Filter out the crap. The Millsite area is the target area. You want to find gold look where it was found before. Garman did the legwork. I found a lot of gold on one of his old claims. The big stash was just north of that spot. Found by Travis, Phil and BG.
 

sgtfda said:
Spoken like a true stoner. This version is like a dog eating it's tail. Look at the true history and you may find something. Filter out the crap. The Millsite area is the target area. You want to find gold look where it was found before. Garman did the legwork. I found a lot of gold on one of his old claims. The big stash was just north of that spot. Found by Travis, Phil and BG.
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hi frank.. i am a stoner too.. lol.. could you elaborate on the big stash?? what was found? thanks..
 

sgtfda said:
Spoken like a true stoner. This version is like a dog eating it's tail. Look at the true history and you may find something. Filter out the crap. The Millsite area is the target area. You want to find gold look where it was found before. Garman did the legwork. I found a lot of gold on one of his old claims. The big stash was just north of that spot. Found by Travis, Phil and BG.
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Howdy Frank,
I know dredgernaut is a "stoner", that's why I showed him real evidence that Travis was not capable of creating the PSM's, and that the "Tesora Mappa" is not a real map. It's 2025 when all lies get exposed. The PSM's speak for themselves, I have been debunking everything R.G. & his team has invented about them by using the PSM's themselves. Real evidence can not be denied, especially by a real treasure hunter.
I am glad that you are able to find gold where gold has been found, but the PSM's have nothing to do with that area. I look forward to meeting you some day hoping to learn a thing or two from you.
Homar
 

Hi Homar.. hope all is well.. i totally agree with your points.. r.g. just posted new videos on y.t. ,, he had ground penetrating radar and metal detectors.. he made himself look clueless.. his research lead to nothing.. again.. lol.. the tesoro mappa or peg legs map is interesting, however it does not seem complete.. i do think the stones are the real deal.. i always wonder about the other stone maps out there not publicly shared.. AZDave (rest in peace dave) told me his neighbor had one , but refused to show it or allow pictures.. he said it was smaller and grayish.. i think the stones are like a book, but some pages are missing... just saying..
 

maybe we should try to put the two maps together.. put all the markings from the stones and the tesoro mappa together. it would make a more complete map.. right now they are both missing stuff seperately.. just saying..
 

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