The real Oak Island Treasure Map

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Sure there was mining for gold and mines dug only to find tiny amounts of fool's gold and pirates buried treasure but not deep so it was found by that freed slave,
Every one has missed the mark about where the true treasure is because they did not see the map.
The real treasure is not on the island because the island is the map.
Had it not been disturbed and bulldozed over in areas, the markers and clues were pointing to the treasure on either another island or on the mainland.
Because the island has been raped and clues gone missing, the true map is lost for ever.
 

Reality my friend, no one goes to the trouble of digging that deep a hole when a more shallow one would do just as well according to your theory, however keep thinking out of the box. I like your idea never the less.:coffee2::coffee2:
 

I like your idea, Reality. Of course, it can't be proven or dis-proven because of the island's topography being rearranged, but I like it's simplicity.

I've always thought that those great big boulders on the island were the most tangible proof - but proof of what is question, no? I wonder if there are any other known examples of a similar type mapping system?
 

Yes, apparently the glaciers that moved across Mahone Bay were big fans of geometry - triangles, crosses and such.

I suspect that considering the stones on (and around) Oak Island are much like a Rorschach test; if you take the test with a preconceived conclusion in mind, you will find your conclusion (confirmation bias). That doesn't mean you are right or wrong, just pre-determined.

Reality, are you, or anyone else aware of any similar types of maps as your theory proposes?
 

Just the one I left on Oak Island
 

Yes, apparently the glaciers that moved across Mahone Bay were big fans of geometry - triangles, crosses and such.

I suspect that considering the stones on (and around) Oak Island are much like a Rorschach test; if you take the test with a preconceived conclusion in mind, you will find your conclusion (confirmation bias). That doesn't mean you are right or wrong, just pre-determined.

Reality, are you, or anyone else aware of any similar types of maps as your theory proposes?

Yes, you're right. With randomly arranged objects, people will identify patterns. That's why we can see shapes in clouds. It's how our brains are wired. So with a series of randomly placed erratics on Oak Island, people will identify triangles or crosses or whatever, based on their preconceived conclusions of what treasure they think is there.

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I grabbed a handful of coins and dropped them on the floor. I found some exciting evidence that a treasure is buried under my kitchen!

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Oooo look! it's a triangle! ... or is it a pyramid? I know that the pyramid is an important symbol to Masons ... must be a treasure associated with the Masons!

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Hang on a second. Is ... is that a cross? It is! A Templar cross associated with a known Mason symbol! Templar treasure! The Holy Grail is buried under my kitchen!!! But where though?

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Ah-ha! X marks the spot. As soon as I finish my coffee, I'm going to grab a crowbar and start pulling up my floor.

So yeah. Glaciers are fans of geometry.
 

Yes...Some Should Seek a Doctor for their Obsessions!

So...Once Again...What do you see in this Picture?...Oak Island Treasure?
 

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