Whiskey Springs Maps

[cuzimloony]

The face is Aztec marker. Is looking to Tenochtitlan, the capital of the Aztec empire. It's an intermediary marker between Aztec birthland and their last home. Has the beginning on its back and the future in front. It's also a warning of what Thunder God can do to a human body if anger.

Update. The head on Miner's Needle is NOT looking anywhere close to Tenochtitlan. I thought it was looking at Buzzard's Roost (red star on map). It's not looking there either. However......it IS looking right at the Silver King....... Yes yes....straight lines on a round earth. I know. It's close enough for this purpose......

If anyone wants to verify, 116 degrees, the modern day magnetic declination I used was about 9.5 (about as accurate as the lines on my compass can be).

 

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[sdcfia]

The Apache word gaan is a reference to all things spiritual. . . . .

We can't know what these secret Apaches believe, or how their beliefs originated. Same goes for the truth about what went on in the Anasazi kivas. It's likely different than our paradigm.

An interesting twist to the Apache/Black Legion lore is the word "gaan". Scholars of original ancient lexicons define the Old Testament word "gan" as "garden", also "ganan", a place to be "defended or protected". Gan Eden is the well-known example.

 

[cuzimloony]

We can't know what these secret Apaches believe, or how their beliefs originated. Same goes for the truth about what went on in the Anasazi kivas. It's likely different than our paradigm.

An interesting twist to the Apache/Black Legion lore is the word "gaan". Scholars of original ancient lexicons define the Old Testament word "gan" as "garden", also "ganan", a place to be "defended or protected". Gan Eden is the well-known example.

Apaches are Hebrews?

 

[sdcfia]

Apaches are Hebrews?

Slow down, I think you're reading too much into this. The point is languages, the meanings of words and the coincidence with the Apache word.

 

[cuzimloony]

Slow down, I think you're reading too much into this. The point is languages, the meanings of words and the coincidence with the Apache word.

Sorry about that. My brain may have took that one too far. I thought that was the "end goal" of the language comparison. Thank for clearing me up
.... and interesting.

 

[markmar]

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Update. The head on Miner's Needle is NOT looking anywhere close to Tenochtitlan. I thought it was looking at Buzzard's Roost. It's not looking there either. However......it IS looking right at the Silver King....... Yes yes....straight lines on a round earth. I know. It's close enough for this purpose......

If anyone wants to verify, 116 degrees, the modern day magnetic declination I used was about 9.5 (about as accurate as the lines on my compass can be).

Ok, I wrote the head has Middle East characteristics, so a possibility is to been made before the Aztec nation was born. Could be a directional marker pointing the way back to the ship/s in the Gulf of Mexico, a route which maybe was not took only one time.

 

[cuzimloony]

Ok, I wrote the head has Middle East characteristics, so a possibility is to been made before the Aztec nation was born. Could be a directional marker pointing the way back to the ship/s in the Gulf of Mexico, a route which maybe was not took only one time.

I can't refute any of that. I think this possibility is just as likely as the others I've heard. Does anyone know when this head was first seen? Maybe it's more recent than we think..... maybe let's say, Civil War time period? Just throwing that out there to see if anyone bites........ Maybe this is just ranchers (or other thunters) having fun?

 

[markmar]

Ok, I wrote the head has Middle East characteristics, so a possibility is to been made before the Aztec nation was born. Could be a directional marker pointing the way back to the ship/s in the Gulf of Mexico, a route which maybe was not took only one time.

Rio Grande would been a good way to approach with boats and port south of Juares, where it enlarge its shores. A new marker west of that spot or a star in the sky, would give the right direction to follow from there to the spot of interest.