Treasure Marks/Signs - Diagnosed Here

[Sis]

If you were walking along a curvy dirt road and began a curved decent in between two bluffs dug out of a hill to create the road and you came upon *snip*

Seeking some sense, thanks.

 

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[Luna Dolphin]

Assistance with discovered Spanish Treasure Symbols, please

To all you Spanish treasure symbol scholars on this very intriguing website, I offer my sincere greetings.


It is a pleasure to be here and I am delighted to have the opportunity to share a small discovery with you.


From a distant Caribbean location I uncovered this stone inscription that I assume some of you veterans can decipher. Many of the symbols appear to match what, I presume, are found by you, in the geographic locations of New Mexico and Colorado. If I am correct, they appear to be Spanish, in origin.


Because I am a novice in this field, I decided to introduce these images to your panel of seasoned experts to see if any are inclined to offer interpretation. Based upon the wealth of experience that I observe is among you, I imagine this will be a simple task.


Any of your comments or suggestions will be greatly appreciated and I look forward to hearing from you. Thanking you in advance. Luna Dolphin

 

[John_Arizona]

PRIEST HEADS

What's Your Definition of These? Any Help Would be Appreciated, Thanks

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[peralta]

LOOK AT YOUR LAST PHOTO AND MATCH THE BLACK MARKINGS ON THE STONE WITH the HILL.LOOK FOR BLACK OR WHITE MARKINGS.LOOK AT LOOP AND I SEE A WHITE CROSS.
TAKE CARE
TOM

 

[dsty]

Rangler your P.M. is full

 

[cdsieg]

I recently found some trail trees on some property in east Texas, I had posted it on a forum and did some research to find out if I was suppose to inform anyone of these trees. I came across this web page and I think it is really cool. I hope we can get the word out so that more of these trees can be documented and preserve the history. Trail Tree Project

I am not even sure the ones I found are trail trees, but the feedback I am getting seems to look that way. Here are 9 different trees that I have found at least once, some of them I have found again and have the GPS information and will list them if the owner of the ranch is okay with it. This tree here I found once and took the photo because I thought the tree was cool, that is before I learned about the trail trees. I have looked twice again for this tree so I can get more photos and take a better look at it, but no such luck.

If you have any comments about any of these trees or any of this post I would love to hear from you. I will try to find comments related to me on this post if you would rather post hear, but because this post is so long and it is hard to find comments related to my specific post, please email me or follow this link to leave me comments, http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/treasure-marks-signs/337388-trees-trail-trees.html

 

[wacky22]

hi to all..does anybody here help me to analyze this treasure sign..what does it mean and what other thing to find..the sign place at at center of the river and there was a big rock with that hole...its just a japanese sign?or not/?

 

[cdsieg]

hi to all..does anybody here help me to analyze this treasure sign..what does it mean and what other thing to find..the sign place at at center of the river and there was a big rock with that hole...its just a japanese sign?or not/?

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Looks like people quit posting on here, I posting the entry above yours and haven't received any feedback either. I wanted to take the time to welcome you to Tnet and to tell you to scroll up this page about half way, I saw some things that look similar to yours. I hope this helps.
Cindy

 

[RCarson]

Wacky , it looks like what I found. They tell me it is a bedrock mortar.

 

[wacky22]

Wacky , it looks like what I found. They tell me it is a bedrock mortar.

so what this means bro??the other said that this sign is represent as a waterfalls

 

[wacky22]

Looks like people quit posting on here, I posting the entry above yours and haven't received any feedback either. I wanted to take the time to welcome you to Tnet and to tell you to scroll up this page about half way, I saw some things that look similar to yours. I hope this helps.
Cindy

it so hard to find what you sad to me tnet..why not tell me what this signs means

 

[dsty]

Someone from the near-by university brought a core drill and got a rock sample, it is not a drill hole

 

[RCarson]

Google it and you will learn a lot more than what I can tell you but the short version is that the Indians would start w a depression in a rock and use it as a bowl to grind their grains and over time it created deep holes in the rocks that look like the picture that you posted.

 

[Shortstack]

Google it and you will learn a lot more than what I can tell you but the short version is that the Indians would start w a depression in a rock and use it as a bowl to grind their grains and over time it created deep holes in the rocks that look like the picture that you posted.

But not in the center of a river......even if the big rock was never completely inundated. Those grain grinding rocks were at safer locations and usually in stones that could be moved.

 

[cdsieg]

it so hard to find what you sad to me tnet..why not tell me what this signs means

If I knew anything, I would post it, I don't know nothing, that is why I said scroll about half way up this page and you will find things similar to yours. Just like RCarson said, also their is a post by pearl54 about 1/2 way up the post. Your reply to my first post to you seemed rather rude, in the future you might want to thank someone for trying to help and let them know you don't understand. Just a thought.

 

[RCarson]

Short you are wrong. Google it and you will see what I am talking about. I'm not talking about the bowls. The rocks seem to be pretty big. Just bc there us a river there doesn't mean that it was always there. We are talking over many many hundreds of years.

 

[RCarson]

Here is a small than average one according to the pictures on google and Wikipedia says that they were usually located close to streams.

 

[RCarson]

Or if it has been in the water for the whole time a stone that settled into a depression and then gets rocked around by waves could create the same effect.

 

[treasurechest]

If I find time, I will post your 100 pictures of indian grinding rocks. They are everywhere out here.

 

[RCarson]

I think they are pretty cool. I wonder if the big ones were like a meeting place of sorts where ppl gathered and told stories and passed on family history. I never knew the existed until I found the one that I have posted and ppl started telling me that's what it looked like.