stone sign 7x what is it?

i think japanese treasure is difference in spanish treasure like stone markings !  coz her in philllipines most treasure is from japanese soldier who want to invade our land.

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i seen stone marking of unknown symbol on the Crocker range while hiking with friends. I thought it was a graveyard because the stone are all erected systematicly. Funny though to find a graveyard deep in the forest. Maybe it isn't a graveyard after all.

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i agree on that wyoming ..but her many people got gold in digging canals,cutting of trees etc..they accidentally found that treasure in 2ft. 3ft. or 6ft. or they call it a give aways treasure it burrieds an easy way.some japenese back her find the old trees,old landmarks.and they want to bougth the area for a big cash.what do you think?what they want in this place for that big cash?

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Wyoming has a given a lot of very valuable tips to anyone hunting for treasure, regardless of what tools you use (and treasure marks are tools just as metal detectors are).   Even those who don't put stock in treasure signs would do well to pay attention to the following tips:

1. "Most people only know what others have told them as well as what someone has put inside a book somewhere."----Question everything.  Whenever and where ever possible, get to the source.  In treasure marks, that means either finding out WHO left the marks and what that person meant the marks to mean OR it means following the marks yourself often enough that you know what they mean.  With other treasure leads, it means going for original newspaper accounts, the memoirs, the diaries, the old maps, etc.

2. "Finding the mines are alot easier than you think".....yeah, sometimes it's literally as easy as not watching where you are stepping (especially in some parts of the United States.  I know more than one person who's accidentally stepped into a mine shaft and I've come close a couple of times.

3. "not every mine was a hole in the ground---many sites show this to be more of a stripping the landscape then a hole in the ground"....preconceptions can keep you from seeing what is right in front of your face or recognizing what you are standing in the middle of.   On the other hand knowing what deliberately worked stone looks like as opposed to natural erosion can help you "see what is hidden"

4. "At any rate csharp has some good information---just don't get all crazy trying to measure and wig out over that stuff--it is easier then this.
( I spent way more time than I ever should have trying to measure--I used string, I used tape measures, I used a stick " end over end " I used a sextant,,I used a gps,,I have measured the distances between drill holes,, all of it, even spent way more time digging useless holes in the ground ) What I wasn't doing,,,,was using my my darn brains as well as my time right."    The more you use your brains, the less time you'll have to spend using your muscles and your tools.

5. "Photographs--will get you everwhere!"----valuable tools even if you aren't relying on signs.  Let's you know what you may have missed once you get back in your library with your maps, books, and notes.

6. "not everything out there is a trap--use common sense--example--if you pull out a stone which is holding up a ton of larger stones,,,or if you dig under an unstable overhang----THESE ARE NOT TRAPS! These things are part of the normality. Use common sense! "  Couldn't say that last part better if I had a PHD     If you don't pay attention and use common sense, you don't need manmade traps to hurt or kill yourself, you'll give the natural world plenty of opportunities to do it.

7.  "In every site---there is a story---learn that story---find your treasure"-----Amen to that, Brother Wyoming.   

I'm sure that if you go back and re-read Wyoming's post, you'll find even more tips that apply to ALL treasure hunting whether you get your leads from a story you overheard or a strange symbol you saw on a rock or a wall and whether you hunt in your local city or in a distant wilderness.


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from what you showed us--I don't think it was japanese--There is a common ground with the ancients ( meaning to me anything over 300 years old to 20,000 years plus )
I may seem to talk alot, But I do know what I am talking about. With the stones having a X and a P on them---thats big stuff! as well as having a common looking stone --which is what I call the loyal servant--the X and the P are the eyes of the face. These loyal servants were placed around important things. At one time they were mostly just for tombs. But over time others have found these places and used them to hide stuff in--thus becoming--depositories,,,The spanish were really good at finding these things and using them as well--now the jesuits were all over the world--they had a common knowledge among them. They too knew about these things. Just had a different game plan going on. ( the spanish learned alot during the time they conquered the new world---they were able to find such places and use them as well )

The turtle---( unless it is a fake--which I hope not--I think you are genuine ) Tells me it is still there. I think it is old---I think you shouldn't move nor destroy anything--I think you need to take more photos and be totally sure before you do anything!

I am going to post a few treasure sites--it might enlighten everyone as to what they need to look for as well as some key " important " symbols as well, in which everyone should look for. ( These are the ones that no one knows about and the ones that do are going to be upset with me )
Bear--------------
This is a very good discussion--I like this--no one is upset and we all have something to tell.

Yes the colors--this is so true---I once asked a man for a hint--he told me---( where the gray meets the black---where the red meets the black ) find gold---But you are right about the colors!!!!!

This will get alot of people upseyt--as so many don't know this and spent a life time looking.  Here goes-----hmmmm hesitating---

In the Caballo mountains----there can be seen squares niched into the cliff faces--
find two that are at same level and same size near each other---no---lets do this another way--take a piece of paper out--right now!!!
Draw two one inch squares about 2 inches apart
draw a line connecting each square
Now--find the center of that line--
From that center--extend it down the page a litle ways--say about same distance from between the 2 squares you have drawn.
When you arrive at that point--draw a small circle

Now from each of the squares draw a line to that circle---you should now have a triangle--which is made up from 2 squares and a small circle--

This is the theory---of the philosphor stone---some where between the the 2 squares on that line going toward the small circle--is the mine. ( this will be found below )

In one place in diamond fork canyon--in utah---they use 2 circles instead of 2 squares

Belive it or not--I have found and do actually have pictures of a real philospor stone---it does change shapes--I don't know how they could have known about this stuff but the ancients did know! Inside the stone is a nomad king,,,a bird of paradise,,a snake,,and a map,,, ( This was something I found--I took pictures of--spent time studying it and then left it there---why? think about it )

Anyway--thanks for listening
Well said--thankyou

Like I said--I am here just to help--I am at a point where it is time to show others what I know. I don't ask for anything, I don't want anything. But none should just be lost--takes to long for others to figure it out--called progress thus shared.
thanks again
I know one awesome guy--that does things with a rod---ONE----I always tell them--if it is here and you know it is---then you dig it!  I have a 15 foot hole somewhere--because a dowser told me thats where it was.  You know how long it takes to dig a hole--one that is in soft dirt and gets wider as you dig? That guy is not invited anymore. I have a better one. This guy is amazing! I once parked on top of something. On purpose---He told me to move my truck as it was there. I also sent him 5 gps cords--Asked him to tell me which one was good.
2 of these places were mine--I was working on! 2 of them were just numbers tossed out with nothing there---and the fith was not mine but someone elses.

He called me back--said the two were duds--the other 2 held treasure--but to forget all about them!!!! As the fith one was the one I needed to be working on---

My friends--he had no idea about any of these places--other than the cords I sent him for a gps--he used a map and dowsed them--Never been to them either!

The fith place---well That is a good friend of mines treasure---you all probably know of him or heard of him--NICK FLEMMING
Sorry--did it again Nick---it is FLEMING---one M
People with money with do what they can to control the areas where treasures may be found---time and time again! These people can be very dangerous as well. But worse, most of them don't have a clue on how to find it. But they control the area so no one else will ever find it.
All about greed---
One reason I am not asking for anything by helping you all

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