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I really appreciate you analyzing this thing for me. You are correct, there is a hill and a creek where you have them marked. This blew me away, but what does it mean? Is there treasure in this area and if so where on the rock is it or is this just someone marking the lay of the land. I don't think it's a property line marker like was previosly suggested because my grandpa had cast of this made in the 70's and it was dated back to far for that. I'm not a greedy person so if it is treasure and you help lead me to it I'll share! Thanks again.

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If the Hill is represented as the part of rock map that has Box on it, then go to top of mountain and look for
marker near center of hilltop. 

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	See What lines up with N S E & W. Look around this area and see if a Hill is nearby and creek runs around it.  This may be picturing map of area

What absolute nonsense. Marks on a rock are not likely to be sign of treasure. Delusional thinking gets you nowhere.

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How much treasure have you found using all the signs and markers

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I see no sense in debating    certain people here who have closed minds...."have eyes to see, but don't see, ears to hear but don't hear"....I don't need to prove anything to those people.....  

We as forum members should encourage other members when we can   and remember that at one time we were New at TH and needed some different POSITIVE opinions.
What does it hurt or matter if someone thinks they are on to a trail to treasure and we can give them some advice and another pair of eyes.

I will post a quote from "Spanish Mounments and Trail markers to Treasure" by Charles Kenworthy 

"The King of Spain ORDERED all treasure/mine trails to be monumented according to Spain's drawings of markers/monuments. The Palace of Governors in Mexico City and Santa Fe (New Mexico) INSTRUCTED the exploration groups, haciendas, mining/explorers etc. in the basics of both monument meanings and map codes.

Both Mexico City and Santa Fe regulated and enforced the King's rule, received the King's 15% to 20% fee from the haciendas/miners etc., required the trail monuments to be built so that if they wanted to "inspect/check" the operations without notice, they could easily find and follow the monumented trail into desolate mountainous terrain. Also, if all miners were to meet with some great disaster, the King of Spain could again locate and re-establish the mine - or retrieve the hidden treasure by following the monumented trail.

Therefore, the trail markers to and from were required as well as treasure/mine maps. Note: All treasure/mine maps symbols/signs etc. were also identical in use and meaning throughout this New World. Also, a standard or special list of "measurements were used on treasure/mine maps because Spain could not operate with hundreds of different codes, measurement and different monument/marker meanings when they were dealing with so many mines in the New World.

If we think about it for a minute, it becomes very clear that Spain was extremely wise in requiring "special and specific" codes, measurements, markers and monuments on treasure trails and maps in the New World. Spain had literally thousands of mines (gold, silver, emeralds, amethysts, mercury, etc.) in Mexico, Columbia, Cuba, The United States, Peru, Guatemala etc. with many of them in desolate, distant and dangerous areas of the world. With such a number of mines they could not afford to have separate or different meanings in codes, symbols, maps and treasure/mine trail markers and monuments. Therefore, for example, even though each province/state in Spain did have a different "vara length" and the length of a league may have changed three (3) times in 300 years, but TREASURE TRAIL MONUMENTS, CODES AND MEASUREMENTS NEVER CHANGED.

The kings of Spain required "road signs" monuments and trailmarkers to be constructed about every 1,200 feet both to and from the treasure/mine. Spot just any one of these while fishing, hunting, hiking or treasure seeking and follow the trail--to a prize bigger than the lottery."

*****Remember this!   Most treasures are found by accident and not worked out with Maps and such.  Those who really find Treasures from working maps will not admit to finding them......Reasons?  Obviously keeping quite avoids constant contact by individuals "needing help" with their site, Govt. agencies ready to remove your finds to their pockets, people getting wind of your area your searching and start moving in on you, other searchers (TH'ers) come in and remove or deface landmarks, signs, tree marks, etc. so as to keep anyone else from finding them.

A NOTE to "Bassackwardst"    Keep looking and searching this area.....you may find something or you may not.....but by working it out and thinking about it(signs you find and what they mean), you may be able to go to another site and be prepared to look at things alot differently than all the "naysayers" here.  IF and when you find something, Just smile and keep it to yourself and know that you solved a puzzle from long ago. Need anymore of my ideas, Bassackwardst?, just PM me and I don't mine giving you a 2nd pair of eyes for FREE! 

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