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tc,
you asked...
Firstly, I want to apologize, because I didn't see your post asking me to mark up what I saw, before you had the chance.
not a problem, you can still do it even after i marked it, just go to your original unmarked pic, and start to look for the items, this goes for anyone who serioudly wants to learn this stuff....
You also marked North correctly on the right hand side of the screen. That quite literally amazed me, considering I haven't told anyone which way is north on this site. notworthy If it was more than a lucky guess, how did you do that?
thanks for the feedback , it means so much when you are out here on a limb, in front of the whole world and trying your best to find the data, feedback helps me to help the next person who want their site marked.....it was not a guess, I had help from the site its self...
the compass bearing boulder, which is literally right in the middle of the site, the circle, and next to it the compass bearing of 142*, so with past experience, knowing that south [180] was to my left in the photo, small amount of sun on that day you took the pic, so it took awhile to kinda tell where south was..then once I drew the line of the boulder rock, out in to the space...then noticing that the whole site was an obtuse triangle of 120* the far right leg of the triangle lead right to and thru the 'pointer' and touched the very sharp point of the figure...this was confirmation of the boulder bearing mark...as it conformed to the degrees of the compass rose..then I knew it was north..~!
Which one is the compass bearing boulder, and how do you tell? Is it the same on every site?
as above, and yes most, not all but most monuments, typically only the alpha will have these bearing numbers carved in boulders..also, as an aside, they seem to be all 3 digit numbers on purpose, so that there is no mistakeing them for graffiti...in addition the other classic iconic signs lend confirmation that those digits are taken out of the realm of pareidolia, so no reason to get stuck there.
You stated there were 3 Omega monuments associated with this alpha.
"the first one on the correct 242 compass heading"
Well here you should have read most of my or old dogs post to give you the basic data..as here we are on an advanced tact...however for everyone who is not up to par with their own background knowledge...the raw basic data on monuments - is first in line is - the janus monument, this comes from the greek god of the keeper of the gate...this is beginning of
the treasure trail to the royal mine...next in line comes the alpha, classically then would be the distance and direction to the omega, usually just one, but over the years evidence has been found to show that more than one omega was associated with some alphas...especially when they were working a rich mine or area, where expeditions were ongoing over the years or decades, it saved the time and resources of making new alphas inorder to hide the omega..or final burial site of the goodies....conditions that exist to make a rock pile an alpha, are rare, and much work is needed to make an alpah from 'scratch' better to use natural outcroppings that suit the purpose, or a pile of natural placed boulders.
I haven't the slightest idea what you mean. Where all omegas on the 142 compass heading? Is there significance to this beyond which way the compass is pointing?
what I meant , was saying that clue is the 142 degree compass bearing, however, I could not absolutely confirm from just a pic which was the real heading, so saying the real as opposed to the reverse azimuth...simple as that. Normally the compass bearing are different on each site, depending on the terrain...sure they had their favorite compass bearings but usually that is used when no compass bears are marked...This part of the Direction that each Alphas are made to relate..
I'd be happy to research it myself if you'd point me in the right direction of things I should read.
If you and anyone else is seriously interested in this hobby the best thing you can do is to read all you can, whenever you can..you might not want to do this but I will tell you that I have read everysingle post on treasure net when the subject was signs, symbols, spanish, code ect..read all of old dogs post, read all of my posts..the go to Ancient Lost Treasure web site and read all of those posts..you will find lots of my post over there too..until the attackers came out of the woodwork and destroyed my ability to post freely there..so I left.
however, I did manage to get some data in print that will help everyone who really wants to excel in this hobby...then lastly go to lostdutchmanmine,.com and read all the threads that have clues about the peraltra stones, and jesuits...and roger snows posts..I know this might sound like a lot..but lots of my knowledge of signs comes from the input of others all over these three sites and more...now that I have told you that..and you thinking I dont have the time to read all that stuff..then you dont love this hobby as much as you think you do, and finally..just so you know, I read them all.....TWICE!!
* Note I just looked up azimuth angles, and how you draw lines from the points of interest. Do the angles correspond to compass angle readings?
all these lines and numbers are compass bearings..ie. the degrees based on the magnetic
compass.
I understand alpha is the beginning, and Omega is the end. I understand it is a janus, and that means it was probably just a trail marker and not a treasure marker. However, they wouldn't make an Omega if it wasn't a treasure trail though... right?
correct, as stated above the Janus marker is fairly rare and really important to give you the heads up to find the alpha...the other distinction is the Janus if a Royal Trail, a mine belonging to the King, other monuments and mines that dont have a janus are treasure trail beginning markes - but just not royal ones.
I've never seen a whale symbol used. What does a whale mean?
the critters that are used are symbols of the size of the omega cache.
The pointer on the right hand side of the screen. I thought that was a pointer before you marked it. However, how do you know which way it is pointing? How do I check the confirmation marks for it?
I only knew the direction it was pointing by the info I wrote above...confirmation of the boulder compass bearing rock...they both confirmed each other in a sense...
Directly under the word "reverse" where you wrote "reverse azimuth" There appears to be a bird, or a duck. If that is in fact a duck, wouldn't the triangle (which I think you're implying is the omega) be a false trail, or a false omega? Wouldn't the duck have more instructions to set you on the right path? The duck looks like it's in a straight line from the Alpha to the triangle.
I did not see the duck, but will look for it and let you know..if the duck was facing the alpha, then the reverse azimuth has been confirmed, but it is really a redundant sign, as you can see the triangle sign, by line of site from the alpha.
I'll have more questions soon, I know it hahahaha.
no problem, asking means learning...attacking is an attempt to keep people from learning..~!
Now, I'm almost positive I figured out one of these trails (for the most part) . From this alpha, I can see the turtle, While walking to the turtle, I stumbled onto my owl hoyo. The hoyo looks at the turtle. I'll post a pic of the turtle, please forgive me for not standing far enough back to get the entire thing. The turtle is pointing over to something on this hill. I wasn't able to find any more signs when I walked that direction last time I was out there. So, I walked back on top of a hill where I could see the turtle and which way it was pointing. I think I need to check this jumble of rocks for some signs. I found it odd that there appeared to be a large fire ring directly above those rocks. I never went to check it, this is from the camera on zoom.
right now, the turtle doesnt play that much of a part, unless this it is pointing to another alpha, one thing will that will help you and others, as well as me to help you all I can....
is to make a drawing and place all elements, the alpha, the triangle omega, the turtle and whatever else you found...on a drawing.
Thank you for your help.
your welcome, thanks for posting the pic and asking the good questions, so we can teach all of those that are worthy about the decoding of monuments...
so there you go, tc, I welcome any more questions you might have...
And if anyone you are still a critic, please post your questions..if you will conduct yourself,in a professional manner and allow me to teach those who are interested in this great hobby, then I will make an effort to teach you too...
trying to be terminally helpful
rangler
ps take a close look at item number 8, the black dog, this is a highly carved relief done in 3 dimension~! amazing detail and execution! tc, if you go to this site again, I would like to see a close up of the boulder with the compass bearings on it, close up of the black dog, and one more close up the triangle..if you could please, it will reveal more clues and signs.
here is modern compass rose, note the 8* off set [declination] this is different depending on what part of the usa you are standing on...by using this number you can research and tell where the guy was, when he set the declination to 8*...however declination slowly changes over the centuries drifts with the slowing moving magnetic north.[as opposed to true north
which does not change]
you asked...
Firstly, I want to apologize, because I didn't see your post asking me to mark up what I saw, before you had the chance.
not a problem, you can still do it even after i marked it, just go to your original unmarked pic, and start to look for the items, this goes for anyone who serioudly wants to learn this stuff....
You also marked North correctly on the right hand side of the screen. That quite literally amazed me, considering I haven't told anyone which way is north on this site. notworthy If it was more than a lucky guess, how did you do that?
thanks for the feedback , it means so much when you are out here on a limb, in front of the whole world and trying your best to find the data, feedback helps me to help the next person who want their site marked.....it was not a guess, I had help from the site its self...
the compass bearing boulder, which is literally right in the middle of the site, the circle, and next to it the compass bearing of 142*, so with past experience, knowing that south [180] was to my left in the photo, small amount of sun on that day you took the pic, so it took awhile to kinda tell where south was..then once I drew the line of the boulder rock, out in to the space...then noticing that the whole site was an obtuse triangle of 120* the far right leg of the triangle lead right to and thru the 'pointer' and touched the very sharp point of the figure...this was confirmation of the boulder bearing mark...as it conformed to the degrees of the compass rose..then I knew it was north..~!
Which one is the compass bearing boulder, and how do you tell? Is it the same on every site?
as above, and yes most, not all but most monuments, typically only the alpha will have these bearing numbers carved in boulders..also, as an aside, they seem to be all 3 digit numbers on purpose, so that there is no mistakeing them for graffiti...in addition the other classic iconic signs lend confirmation that those digits are taken out of the realm of pareidolia, so no reason to get stuck there.
You stated there were 3 Omega monuments associated with this alpha.
"the first one on the correct 242 compass heading"
Well here you should have read most of my or old dogs post to give you the basic data..as here we are on an advanced tact...however for everyone who is not up to par with their own background knowledge...the raw basic data on monuments - is first in line is - the janus monument, this comes from the greek god of the keeper of the gate...this is beginning of
the treasure trail to the royal mine...next in line comes the alpha, classically then would be the distance and direction to the omega, usually just one, but over the years evidence has been found to show that more than one omega was associated with some alphas...especially when they were working a rich mine or area, where expeditions were ongoing over the years or decades, it saved the time and resources of making new alphas inorder to hide the omega..or final burial site of the goodies....conditions that exist to make a rock pile an alpha, are rare, and much work is needed to make an alpah from 'scratch' better to use natural outcroppings that suit the purpose, or a pile of natural placed boulders.
I haven't the slightest idea what you mean. Where all omegas on the 142 compass heading? Is there significance to this beyond which way the compass is pointing?
what I meant , was saying that clue is the 142 degree compass bearing, however, I could not absolutely confirm from just a pic which was the real heading, so saying the real as opposed to the reverse azimuth...simple as that. Normally the compass bearing are different on each site, depending on the terrain...sure they had their favorite compass bearings but usually that is used when no compass bears are marked...This part of the Direction that each Alphas are made to relate..
I'd be happy to research it myself if you'd point me in the right direction of things I should read.
If you and anyone else is seriously interested in this hobby the best thing you can do is to read all you can, whenever you can..you might not want to do this but I will tell you that I have read everysingle post on treasure net when the subject was signs, symbols, spanish, code ect..read all of old dogs post, read all of my posts..the go to Ancient Lost Treasure web site and read all of those posts..you will find lots of my post over there too..until the attackers came out of the woodwork and destroyed my ability to post freely there..so I left.
however, I did manage to get some data in print that will help everyone who really wants to excel in this hobby...then lastly go to lostdutchmanmine,.com and read all the threads that have clues about the peraltra stones, and jesuits...and roger snows posts..I know this might sound like a lot..but lots of my knowledge of signs comes from the input of others all over these three sites and more...now that I have told you that..and you thinking I dont have the time to read all that stuff..then you dont love this hobby as much as you think you do, and finally..just so you know, I read them all.....TWICE!!
* Note I just looked up azimuth angles, and how you draw lines from the points of interest. Do the angles correspond to compass angle readings?
all these lines and numbers are compass bearings..ie. the degrees based on the magnetic
compass.
I understand alpha is the beginning, and Omega is the end. I understand it is a janus, and that means it was probably just a trail marker and not a treasure marker. However, they wouldn't make an Omega if it wasn't a treasure trail though... right?
correct, as stated above the Janus marker is fairly rare and really important to give you the heads up to find the alpha...the other distinction is the Janus if a Royal Trail, a mine belonging to the King, other monuments and mines that dont have a janus are treasure trail beginning markes - but just not royal ones.
I've never seen a whale symbol used. What does a whale mean?
the critters that are used are symbols of the size of the omega cache.
The pointer on the right hand side of the screen. I thought that was a pointer before you marked it. However, how do you know which way it is pointing? How do I check the confirmation marks for it?
I only knew the direction it was pointing by the info I wrote above...confirmation of the boulder compass bearing rock...they both confirmed each other in a sense...
Directly under the word "reverse" where you wrote "reverse azimuth" There appears to be a bird, or a duck. If that is in fact a duck, wouldn't the triangle (which I think you're implying is the omega) be a false trail, or a false omega? Wouldn't the duck have more instructions to set you on the right path? The duck looks like it's in a straight line from the Alpha to the triangle.
I did not see the duck, but will look for it and let you know..if the duck was facing the alpha, then the reverse azimuth has been confirmed, but it is really a redundant sign, as you can see the triangle sign, by line of site from the alpha.
I'll have more questions soon, I know it hahahaha.
no problem, asking means learning...attacking is an attempt to keep people from learning..~!
Now, I'm almost positive I figured out one of these trails (for the most part) . From this alpha, I can see the turtle, While walking to the turtle, I stumbled onto my owl hoyo. The hoyo looks at the turtle. I'll post a pic of the turtle, please forgive me for not standing far enough back to get the entire thing. The turtle is pointing over to something on this hill. I wasn't able to find any more signs when I walked that direction last time I was out there. So, I walked back on top of a hill where I could see the turtle and which way it was pointing. I think I need to check this jumble of rocks for some signs. I found it odd that there appeared to be a large fire ring directly above those rocks. I never went to check it, this is from the camera on zoom.
right now, the turtle doesnt play that much of a part, unless this it is pointing to another alpha, one thing will that will help you and others, as well as me to help you all I can....
is to make a drawing and place all elements, the alpha, the triangle omega, the turtle and whatever else you found...on a drawing.
Thank you for your help.
your welcome, thanks for posting the pic and asking the good questions, so we can teach all of those that are worthy about the decoding of monuments...
so there you go, tc, I welcome any more questions you might have...
And if anyone you are still a critic, please post your questions..if you will conduct yourself,in a professional manner and allow me to teach those who are interested in this great hobby, then I will make an effort to teach you too...
trying to be terminally helpful
rangler
ps take a close look at item number 8, the black dog, this is a highly carved relief done in 3 dimension~! amazing detail and execution! tc, if you go to this site again, I would like to see a close up of the boulder with the compass bearings on it, close up of the black dog, and one more close up the triangle..if you could please, it will reveal more clues and signs.
here is modern compass rose, note the 8* off set [declination] this is different depending on what part of the usa you are standing on...by using this number you can research and tell where the guy was, when he set the declination to 8*...however declination slowly changes over the centuries drifts with the slowing moving magnetic north.[as opposed to true north
which does not change]