Treasure Marks/Signs - Diagnosed Here

[dog the treasure hunter]

yes,i sure did poorfarm,i couldnt see anything,iam not that good at seeing the small things,even at home looking at the photos, takes me,a long time to see things.he said he couldnt be sure it was a omega untill he seen a couple more photos.i sure miss his experanice.i sure hope he comes back. dogtth

 

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[dsty]

This may be just whiskey talk on post # 856--1/2 of a diamond,=1.25 miles, since it is on the face of a boulder I think if you lay a straight edge on the top of the triangle and get a compass degree perhaps 120 degrees east, that would make the west direction 300 degrees and the north direction would be 30 degrees, all used by the Jesuit Priest / Spanish, backward 7 = must indicate buried hidden / Church. Line should be stacked much as our section lines are. Not theory just fact, hic up, excuse me

 

[goverton]

At last may be a look will help

I see these 7's and Triangle. I just wonder if you go back you could chalk these in and measure angles( Lines thru "7" to center hole in
Triangle). I think your pic may not be aligned just right to work with pic but maybe after you chalk lines in on rock you can
take a more direct pic.

Maybe you find 3 rocks that form Triangle and find center of Triangle and then go out from center in triangle like the Backward "7"s go
Or "7"s could be half arrows that come from middle of triangle

 

[dsty]

That one is gone,there's two within a few feet of each other, either one was a decoy or one contained silver and easy to find or the one was left to indicate what was there is now gone. Thanks for the good markup, it really shows the carving as it was found. The information I post is for information only and its just my opinion after looking since 1966 perhaps I can help someone get a few feet closer to what they seek, I no longer go to the woods ( so to speak ), folks try to find the riches, mine are riches of the heart, I firmly believe that 98 % of the treasures are gone, chances are that your chances of winning the lottery are better, there's some things that will increase your chances of looking at some of the old hand dug holes will increase if you learn how to get to the productive areas fast and quick, look looking at the boulders for days looking at what may be a symbol or not, when you find a site there's no doubt what it is. Know what to look for and where they may be located then visit as many as you possibly can.

 

[stevesno]

That one is gone,there's two within a few feet of each other, either one was a decoy or one contained silver and easy to find or the one was left to indicate what was there is now gone. Thanks for the good markup, it really shows the carving as it was found. The information I post is for information only and its just my opinion after looking since 1966 perhaps I can help someone get a few feet closer to what they seek, I no longer go to the woods ( so to speak ), folks try to find the riches, mine are riches of the heart, I firmly believe that 98 % of the treasures are gone, chances are that your chances of winning the lottery are better, there's some things that will increase your chances of looking at some of the old hand dug holes will increase if you learn how to get to the productive areas fast and quick, look looking at the boulders for days looking at what may be a symbol or not, when you find a site there's no doubt what it is. Know what to look for and where they may be located then visit as many as you possibly can.

Dsty....I have always looked forward to your post and the sharing of your experience in the field...I also have found several empty holes which at one time held something of significance...but yet I am still on the hunt. The one thing that bothers me..if most if not all of the loot has been recovered (I am in Missouri) then why are new clues still being put down..for instance when a hoot owl tree is dying, often a new one will be planted nearby with the same bearings? After I came back from Afghanistan I went back to a "vault" area. New clues had been added to the ones that were previously there?....Thanks for your input buddy....Steve

 

[Springfield]

That one is gone,there's two within a few feet of each other, either one was a decoy or one contained silver and easy to find or the one was left to indicate what was there is now gone. Thanks for the good markup, it really shows the carving as it was found. The information I post is for information only and its just my opinion after looking since 1966 perhaps I can help someone get a few feet closer to what they seek, I no longer go to the woods ( so to speak ), folks try to find the riches, mine are riches of the heart, I firmly believe that 98 % of the treasures are gone, chances are that your chances of winning the lottery are better, there's some things that will increase your chances of looking at some of the old hand dug holes will increase if you learn how to get to the productive areas fast and quick, look looking at the boulders for days looking at what may be a symbol or not, when you find a site there's no doubt what it is. Know what to look for and where they may be located then visit as many as you possibly can.

Dsty....I have always looked forward to your post and the sharing of your experience in the field...I also have found several empty holes which at one time held something of significance...but yet I am still on the hunt. The one thing that bothers me..if most if not all of the loot has been recovered (I am in Missouri) then why are new clues still being put down..for instance when a hoot owl tree is dying, often a new one will be planted nearby with the same bearings? After I came back from Afghanistan I went back to a "vault" area. New clues had been added to the ones that were previously there?....Thanks for your input buddy....Steve

Empty holes: 1) Some TH thought it was a good place to dig - it wasn't [98%]; 2) A sign used to fit a pattern [1.95%]; 3) A place where someone dug up some loot [0.05%]. You ought to consider digging up the dirt pile next to the hole - your odds are probably much better for finding something of interest (see also #2 above).

New clues: 1) The old clues need freshening [<10%]; 2) Hoaxer [>90%].

 

[stevesno]

That one is gone,there's two within a few feet of each other, either one was a decoy or one contained silver and easy to find or the one was left to indicate what was there is now gone. Thanks for the good markup, it really shows the carving as it was found. The information I post is for information only and its just my opinion after looking since 1966 perhaps I can help someone get a few feet closer to what they seek, I no longer go to the woods ( so to speak ), folks try to find the riches, mine are riches of the heart, I firmly believe that 98 % of the treasures are gone, chances are that your chances of winning the lottery are better, there's some things that will increase your chances of looking at some of the old hand dug holes will increase if you learn how to get to the productive areas fast and quick, look looking at the boulders for days looking at what may be a symbol or not, when you find a site there's no doubt what it is. Know what to look for and where they may be located then visit as many as you possibly can.

Dsty...You are most correct. When one locates a site there is no mistake what it is. Also you are correct in it being a numbers game...Brewer told me that only 1 in 80 locations actually paid off for him, that was 3 years ago....Steve

 

[dsty]

Most of my experience is with Jesuit Priest and I know that the KGC and others was well versed in their method, it is my opinion that there are some that keep the site well tended to, i have reason to believe they are alive and well in these modern times, as they pass their ring along to the eldest son i think they also keep history alive in that manner , my suggestion is to be very careful, one good thing is that some are not as deep as 223 cm, lots of the ones that I have seen use blind corners for the cache, some are along the top of a triangle two in the corners and one between the corners, Initials were used to an extent, some are rock carvings, some are carved on trees, I have seen 19 in one section of land that was about a foot deep, 11,000.oo each and 3 that was a little over 6 foot deep that contained ( 3 divided into 2020 pounds ) the holes and carvings are still there, and the map has been published in the 1980's, do not discount rock patterns also if you look for KGC, There has been post showing a shallow hole with the possibility of being a cache site and then a cap rock below with another cache below. Thank you Steve, I appreciate your service to our country and I'm glad you got back safe. Missouri is a Great state to hunt , Civil War, KGC, Jesuit Priest, and others, just hunt smart, Pick one and learn everything you can about their method,horse shoe bends in Rivers, streams, brook, in the outside N.E. corners are my favorite, don't forget to look for stacked sites much our sections are done in these times. Keep in touch

 

[poorfarm]

thanks for that post dsty your knowledge and experience
will help

 

[poorfarm]

here is dog's shadow pic marked -by rangler
lots of stuff going on there this is some of it..


This looks like a Royal Trail type markers
1.redundant tree markers
2.stone pointer [take bearing]
3.broadhead shadow-the next sign down low on valley floor
4.black diamond, confirms stone pointer
5.eagle-saying south
6.very large owl ears
7.pointer sword [kings]
8.fat owl shadow-fat cache

 

[Abdullah]

Hello @ all,
is this a treasure sign ? What does it mean ? Does anyone have an idea ?

Greetings
Abdullah

 

[Old Dog]

Looks to be topographical.

 

[Springfield]

Looks like bedrock mortars.

 

[Abdullah]

Springfield,
do you mean it's mortar on a stone or is the whole stone made from mortar ?

Greetings
Abdullah

 

[Springfield]

Springfield,
do you mean it's mortar on a stone or is the whole stone made from mortar ?

Greetings
Abdullah

It's a grinding hole situated on bedrock. The Indians used these to grind acorns, etc. You often see several together as this was often a social gathering place. Once the mortars got a foot or so deep, they were difficult to use and usually abandoned for a shallower one.

 

[Springfield]

Anyone know what this symbol might mean? Note the symbol to the immediate left of the E. The writing to the left in the pic is a bunch of modern names. Other than one saying that I cannot figure out. It begins with the word "timoteo" it that makes any since.

Kinda looks like a profile of one of those ancient Phoenician boats. Don't dismiss the 'modern grafitti'. 'Timoteo' is a Latin version of Timothy, I think. You might play around with anagrams.

 

[Shortstack]

That second photo, just above, has a large, black whale on the wall to the right side.

 

[Shortstack]

Scout;
When you go back out, check that area in the red circle, lower left. There's a black bird with it's wings spread wide and has a possible plug covering it's lower body, also. I've loosely circled the black whale on the upper right to avoid confusion.

 

[10pan]

Most of my experience is with Jesuit Priest and I know that the KGC and others was well versed in their method, it is my opinion that there are some that keep the site well tended to, i have reason to believe they are alive and well in these modern times, as they pass their ring along to the eldest son i think they also keep history alive in that manner , my suggestion is to be very careful, one good thing is that some are not as deep as 223 cm, lots of the ones that I have seen use blind corners for the cache, some are along the top of a triangle two in the corners and one between the corners, Initials were used to an extent, some are rock carvings, some are carved on trees, I have seen 19 in one section of land that was about a foot deep, 11,000.oo each and 3 that was a little over 6 foot deep that contained ( 3 divided into 2020 pounds ) the holes and carvings are still there, and the map has been published in the 1980's, do not discount rock patterns also if you look for KGC, There has been post showing a shallow hole with the possibility of being a cache site and then a cap rock below with another cache below. Thank you Steve, I appreciate your service to our country and I'm glad you got back safe. Missouri is a Great state to hunt , Civil War, KGC, Jesuit Priest, and others, just hunt smart, Pick one and learn everything you can about their method,horse shoe bends in Rivers, streams, brook, in the outside N.E. corners are my favorite, don't forget to look for stacked sites much our sections are done in these times. Keep in touch

I treasure hunt in the mountains of north Ga. Most of the time for gold or silver left behind by the Cherokee before the trail of tears. The signs are carved into beech trees until you get close to the site then mostly on rocks. Since I came to Tnet I saw that the KGC s/s are almost identical to the Cheokee. Thanks to some here I was shown alot of info that tied the two togather and that has answered alot of questions I had such as the age of the trees, remarks, dates etc. You said in your post that the KGC were well versed in the method of the Jesuit priests. How is that possible? Do you think the study of those methods would be useful in locating sites here? I see alot of similarities in the pics that are posted and studied on this site and what I find in the southern appalachains. From other things you said in your post I can tell we have hunted the same type of places. Thanks in advance.

 

[Shortstack]

Scout;
Do a web search of "Olmec" and "Toltec" and see which one matches this face and rounded helmet. I left a gap in the circle because of the symbols there. One is a "gamma" sign and there are other things in the mouth area.