Treasure Marks/Signs - Diagnosed Here

[Tanelorn]

nice forum

 

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[rangler]

Tanelorn,
my reply was to your post long ago , Dec 2011
what I wrote in blue, is crystal clear~!
and only posted my reply to help other newbies as well as yourself.

I dont know what those marks are...one thing I do know they are not Spanish, trees not near old
enough, most likely if not graffitti, then KGC might be an avenue, try posting them on the KGC thread
and see if anyone has any idea.

In general I dont discuss kgc stuff as it is "take off" of the Spanish Code, while I am researching all the time for reliable information about them , I dont want to confuse readers with the two seperate types of Code..I only diagnose Spanish and read and learn what I can about KGC and Yamsheetas code for now.
hope you find some answers
oro bro
rangler

 

[usernotfound]

Dog, I understand that dogs like birds, here is one from your pictures (post 1013-I think).

 

[Tanelorn]

what a long thread

 

[Shortstack]

Tanelorn:
There has been NO other member using your username. Sometimes an individual gets in such a rush to post something negative......or otherwise, that they get discombobulated in their typing. LOL

Welcome to the forum and the KGC thread is at this location http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/board,78.0.html It is in the main area titled, Treasure Legends. That is the thread were most discussions of the KGC are held. There are several very knowledgeable folks on that subject who would be happy to help anyone who has anything that may be connected to that area of interest. The modification of trees by deforming limbs, slashing the bark, carving on the bark, etc. is usually associated with the KGC or some other later group of folks. Local Indian tribes are just one example. The Spanish did not NORMALLY use that method except for some areas of the west and southwest where they modified trees that are very, very long lived. Those were used as backup or additional trail markers and not MAIN clues. Old Dog and a few others have been studying that subject out there in their areas and have a few findings that they've posted HERE, in this section.

 

[Tanelorn]

Shortstack, thank you for your help, I really appreciate it.

 

[grillz]

DTTH;
After looking over your "chevron", "tombstone" picture, I would advise caution. The entire left side appears to be a man made balancing act of large stones. In other words, a trap.

Just above the green bush is a sunlit stone and resting on it is another large stone that is laying down horizontally, and next to it a large upright piece rounded like a tombstone. Look where the shadows of the horizontal and upright rocks meet and you'll see what appears to be the sunlit tip of be a small piece of stone wedged between the two. This could be a trigger. If it, or any one of the three rocks are moved, the entire thing looks as though it would tip forward and dump.

Check all around this rock pile carefully. You don't get second chances.

Don't mean to rain on you, but this thing jumped off the page.

I believe you're onto something. Good luck.

 

[Cleveland B.]

winged man,or man ready for battle?

Hi, dog, the treasure hunter, from post 1047:
could the shadow on the right be a
massive heart shadow ?

CB

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

thanks for that info. grillz.,i will be carefull when i get back there.that area is very interesting for sure.i want to get back there and do some detecting and more exploring. cleveland b. it very well could be a large heart,thanks for pointing that out.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

heres a strange looking rock set up.can anyone tell if it has been worked by man?View attachment 619162

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

any ideals on whats going on here with these stones? thanks.View attachment 619164

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

thanks poorfarm,i belive you are right. that they have been set there by man.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

this stone doesnt even look like it should be able to sit there.theresView attachment 619993 some other things there as well.

 

[Shortstack]

Dog, TTher:
Looks kinda like you have a mixed site here. Yep, that "balance rock" looks like it just can't be natural, but.........check closer. And there's a large, carved head on the left edge of the exact center of the pic. I wonder if it'll change shape when the sun is in a different position. His brother is down in the lower right quadrant on a 45 degree line from the first one.

Looks like one, or possibly two, sun signs in the shape of hearts in the left, front area of the upper, main rock pile. Many things to check closer.
How far away were you when you snapped the photo?

 

[weekender]

awesome !!

 

[usernotfound]

That "treasure buried underneath" sign at the lower right side of the rock is tiny. Congrats!

 

[usernotfound]

That "treasure buried underneath" sign at the lower right side of the rock is tiny. Congrats!

Looks like an omega sign with a dot in the center of the horseshoe portion.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

thanks for the info. shortstack, i belive you are right. i need to get back there and take some photos of that area at different times of the day and see what shows up.i belive i was at least a couple hundred yards away.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

nice shadows poorfarm,i really like the lower one. i almost want to say that i have seen that shadow in my area before. thanks for posting it.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

any ideals,or thoughts ?View attachment 623278View attachment 623279