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	Evaluate this Stone Marker « on: October 15, 2011, 06:16:27 AM »

Fellow Hunters,
Kindly evaluate this stone markers?sign1-3 are the same stone and form like crown and sign4 another stone at the same site, it was found at 6ft deep...

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #1 on: October 15, 2011, 07:43:32 AM »

Wow, don't know what it is, but unique find to me. Thanks for sharing, can't wait for the followup. Shocked

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #2 on: October 15, 2011, 09:34:52 AM »

These look surprisingly in good shape for being underwater. The markings do not seem to have a lot of wear. Was it fresh or saltwater you found these? Do you mind telling us the region of the world you found these? You don't need to be specific. I see you're from Saudi, but the symbols or "letters" don't appear to be Arabic. At least not on the first three pictures. You called these markers. I'm just curious -- what do you think differentiates these from rock art? The more information you can provide, the more likely people can help you. Good luck and thanks for sharing.

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #3 on: October 15, 2011, 07:18:17 PM »

	Quote:	Posted by bovic32
Fellow Hunters, Kindly evaluate this stone markers?sign1-3 are the same stone and form like crown and sign4 another stone at the same site, it was found at 6ft deep... Best regards, Bovic32

My "evaluation" is that somebody had too much time on their hands, and now their is somebody posting said rocks on the internet.

Listen, typically when somebody makes a find that might have some historical significance... they immediately contact the local University or Historical Society. They don't post said finds on a "treasure hunting" website.

These rocks appear to have been scratched recently.

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #4 on: October 16, 2011, 12:07:28 AM »

Sorry,I forgot to say something with this stone, got this stone markers from Philippines particularly in Mindanao,from a main camp of Japanese Imperial Army during 2nd world war,I am here in Saudi working for 5 years now,this markers belongs to my group,hope it will help...Any ideas?

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #5 on: October 19, 2011, 03:13:44 AM »

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Fellow Hunters, Kindly evaluate this stone markers?sign1-3 are the same stone and form like crown and sign4 another stone at the same site, it was found at 6ft deep... Best regards, Bovic32

those carvings on the rocks were from igorots,aetas (natives of mindanao and other mountenous area of the philippines) in the mountains used for their rituals.

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #6 on: October 19, 2011, 03:55:14 AM »

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those carvings on the rocks were from igorots,aetas (natives of mindanao and other mountenous area of the philippines) in the mountains used for their rituals.

How do you know that these came from igorot and aetas?Do you have the same stone markers like this?Please prove me wrong if this was not belong to yamashita treasure...Thanks and regards....

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #7 on: October 19, 2011, 09:44:05 PM »

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How do you know that these came from igorot and aetas?Do you have the same stone markers like this?Please prove me wrong if this was not belong to yamashita treasure...Thanks and regards....

f u can visit here in my place in mindanao there's so many like your stones some were bigger and untouched it was used until now to their rituals in the mountains.(mandayas,aetas,igorots,and other natives of mindanao) for yamashita treasure absolutely no yamashita treasures were existing it's only folks dreams.

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #8 on: October 20, 2011, 12:02:52 AM »

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f u can visit here in my place in mindanao there's so many like your stones some were bigger and untouched it was used until now to their rituals in the mountains.(mandayas,aetas,igorots,and other natives of mindanao) for yamashita treasure absolutely no yamashita treasures were existing it's only folks dreams. ram,

I see,I understand your opinion thats what others saying no YT but internally,they are financing itself for YT.I came from Mindanao also.If no YT exist how can you explain some known person in our place even me I know this person unearthed 1box of gold coins in our place at 20ft?Is it joke?Their financier is well-known the owner of Gaisano,one of their digger is my friend,Gaisano give their share they said.just asking...

Posted on: October 19, 2011, 11:57:02 PM

Ram,
No need to argue this subject matter,I need a right person how to evaluate this markers...If you said no YT exist I respect your feeling about YT, BTW, you are I think mistaken to register here in this forum,this is TH forum,better you go to TSEATC many there like you registering to whom having negative side.You cannot help me by the way...

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	Re: Evaluate this Stone Marker « Reply #9 on: October 20, 2011, 12:37:32 AM »

bovic 32 try to locate the sword on the rice field if you found it the tip of the sword will lead you to the treasure.im sure that there is a rice field in youre site tell me what are there like trees, creek or even small hills

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