Need your help guyssssssssssssssss.............
WW2 Japanese Treasure Maps Hidden in Mindanao, Philippines
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here is the half of my treasure map in any of you can read or translate that into English that would be great...here is my cont.no. 66135291 or my [email protected] thank u......
Hello almighty rey can you please read the map that posted by joelerong in this site...thank
sir michael tinawagan po kita kaya lang po hindi nio po sinasagot....d2 po aq sa qatar
Kultgrim696
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Looking for financier
Hello,
I need a financier that could finance our gold digging project here in the Philippines (i'll not mention yet the exact location). I have an expert with me who works before at JICA and HANIL, a japanese company who disguises as contractor for public works and highways. This expert was trained by the japanese expert group of hunters to retrieve treasures here in the Philippines but the said expert did AWOL from these companies for some reasons. Now we are planning to dig this site with full of japanese signs and symbols but we need some amount to start our project.
Hello,
I need a financier that could finance our gold digging project here in the Philippines (i'll not mention yet the exact location). I have an expert with me who works before at JICA and HANIL, a japanese company who disguises as contractor for public works and highways. This expert was trained by the japanese expert group of hunters to retrieve treasures here in the Philippines but the said expert did AWOL from these companies for some reasons. Now we are planning to dig this site with full of japanese signs and symbols but we need some amount to start our project.
- Jul 27, 2006
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You can not use TreasureNet to try to finance projects, it violates our rules...
Kultgrim696
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Oh i see... sorry.
- Jul 27, 2006
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No problem...
yamazues
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Actually, those maps Gary posted are treasure maps. Every city or town mentioned have treasures buried there. The one map is Cagayan de Oro area.
As far as 172 quickly buried treasure sites? I wish everyone would quit quoting that list and bullshit book 'Gold Warriors'. It is partly true and MOSTLY false!!! There are many more deposits than 172. 7 Generals deposit is an area with 20 separate vaults within 2500 sq meter area. That is on the 172 deposit lists, but that alone is probably not the only list. It's a list from 1 crew.
As far as being buried by Japanese in a hurry. That is also BS. I interviewed friends who are WW2 Philippine Guerillas and IJA and IJN had projects starting as early as 1936. After the war meeting in Europe in 1935, Imperial Japan decided war was inevitable and started to make preparations including excavating areas, engineering tunnel systems with bombs and poisons to prevent their enemies from recovering their wealth back. They spent years designing and building their areas with tunnel routes built into solid cement even and fake side tunnels. They left them open by a small hole to load gold. After they loaded the pre-prepared vaults when they got the treasures in 1942, they put big bottles of poisons and cemented them shut leaving only the original predesigned routes as the only safe routes to recover all of the treasures.
As far as 172 quickly buried treasure sites? I wish everyone would quit quoting that list and bullshit book 'Gold Warriors'. It is partly true and MOSTLY false!!! There are many more deposits than 172. 7 Generals deposit is an area with 20 separate vaults within 2500 sq meter area. That is on the 172 deposit lists, but that alone is probably not the only list. It's a list from 1 crew.
As far as being buried by Japanese in a hurry. That is also BS. I interviewed friends who are WW2 Philippine Guerillas and IJA and IJN had projects starting as early as 1936. After the war meeting in Europe in 1935, Imperial Japan decided war was inevitable and started to make preparations including excavating areas, engineering tunnel systems with bombs and poisons to prevent their enemies from recovering their wealth back. They spent years designing and building their areas with tunnel routes built into solid cement even and fake side tunnels. They left them open by a small hole to load gold. After they loaded the pre-prepared vaults when they got the treasures in 1942, they put big bottles of poisons and cemented them shut leaving only the original predesigned routes as the only safe routes to recover all of the treasures.
yamazues
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However, there were some deposits that were buried in haste, but even those have booby traps and bombs. The last month claimed the lives of 4 treasure hunters and more were injured in 2 incidents that I read in the news. They died from tunnel collapse and carbon monoxide poisoning as in news. Reality is they hit bombs be they large or small which caused caveins and poisonings were IJA 731 high tech bio and chem warfare. The Imperial government estimated how much treasure they would accumulate and preexcavated and prepared areas prior to war. However, they underestimated the amount they would get which left them holding ship and truck loads full of treasures that had no place else to go. They started hastily burying that in existing command bunkers, mine shafts and deep under dirt. Those later deposits are no booby trapped to fall deep underwater down the natural fissure cracks and lost forever like those deposits that were prefabricated.
malikaitatamako
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Hello Guys can anybody help me with a rock symbol...
...found in "used to be Japanese camp"...maybe you guys know about it
...found in "used to be Japanese camp"...maybe you guys know about ityamazues
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hunter_legend
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any one can translate
yamazues
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I am not in Mindanao at this time, or the Philippines, sorry.
Hello bro can i get youe contact
minDtwisteR
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Hi there, as far of my concern is we don't know where is he right now, because of his posted is very long time ago, i've been searching throughout the web and i found this map 1 and started giving to my self of eagerness to find out of what is about this map. I have something to show you of what the result of my researches because this map 1 is very look similar to my homeland, But before that, i think i should open another thread so that we can discuss about everything.
I will upload here some photo of what i'm talking about, hoping that there's someone can help to me. TIA
BR.
I will upload here some photo of what i'm talking about, hoping that there's someone can help to me. TIA
BR.
yamazues
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The first mark looks like ‘Crops’ meaning entrance marked by some sort of tree. Palm, Mango, Coconut... Second says, Booby trapped entrance to Silver or Coins. Those two are not my translations, but best I know of without proof.
The first mark looks like ‘Crops’ meaning entrance marked by some sort of tree. Palm, Mango, Coconut... Second says, Booby trapped entrance to Silver or Coins. Those two are not my translations, but best I know of without proof.
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