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	TOMB TREASURE? « on: September 14, 2010, 04:23:17 am »

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I just want to ask if Yamashita Treasures were also place on tombs at cemeteries? There is this friend of mine who actually had a site with one of the tombs. There was an engraving at the side of the tomb which looks like a dragon... unfortunately, they were not able to penetrate because of the thickness and hardness of the tomb's concrete. So they had to order some chemicals and they left the site temporarily. however, one of their companions returned to the site and dug from the ground instead of breaking the tomb.... the news was that, he was able to run with the loot... However, there is another tomb wit the same markings and it has a length of 9 feet.. this tomb is untouched yet. could this be a possible site? did the japs really hid some loot inside the tomb? This tomb is at the center of a cemetery right now... i believe the concrete used with this tomb is the same usual hard and thick concrete being used by the japs...

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	TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #1 on: September 14, 2010, 04:30:24 am »

i guess so...where is this cementery

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #2 on: September 14, 2010, 04:43:48 am »

Mindanao... I havent seen the tomb yet but we are planning to inspect the site one of these days...

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #3 on: September 14, 2010, 04:51:33 am »

First cool we do not use the word japs please use the name Japaneses
Second digging in a cemetery and/or tomb is just wrong. Thats the kind of thing that gives treasure hunters a bad name world wide

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #4 on: July 30, 2011, 03:36:37 am »

there are small amounts in cemeteries. but i do not recommend digging it unless you get the proper permission. there is no person buried in that grave.

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #5 on: July 30, 2011, 06:09:05 am »

be in mind that there's no hard to break concrete made by japanese on worlwar II, if the concrete have precious materials inside. miners breaks the hardest stone easily that yield positively with precious metals. but if there's nothing inside it's very very hard to break.

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #6 on: September 07, 2011, 03:04:39 am »

yes!there was a possible that Japanese buried in the tomb,because there was 3 Japanese soldier come to our place.and ask the permit ion of the bgy,captain to dig at the cemetery.they say that there was a Japanese soldier who was buried there but.they were digging at night time!almost 1 week but there was no skeleton.only 3 big jars with aspalt in the side....!!!!

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #7 on: November 02, 2011, 09:32:58 pm »

yes and yes - tomb, but as i mentioned in another post, items have been placed inside coffins - concrete coffins ! now it depends how they have been placed,the direction is very important so is the way of placement of coffins..be aware of potential poison in the first coffin or any coffin really..i dont quiet believe your friend or whoever broke it and run away with the items, yes it happens, but depending the placements of the concrete boxes(coffins). be asure you dont need any chemical to break that concrete, just skills and the right gear, but yes once can use chemicals or some type of acid.depending the area you should get permission from brgy.cpt. and local leaders,guess then you have to put some pesos on the table,but better the official way then get in troubles later.
again depending the area, high or lowland in mindanao - highland for sure is positive,but in lowland areas,the japanese have created deceiver sites - you have to be able to figure out with the signs where the items are.

gd.luck and be extra careful as always !

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #8 on: November 03, 2011, 03:40:50 am »

according to a friend, bars were in individual compartments on the top part of the tomb (if the tomb was a house, the roof)

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	Re: TOMB TREASURE? « Reply #9 on: November 03, 2011, 08:26:28 pm »

its possible- i do not want to be negative on that,yet by the "book" - so to speak or as well with my experience i have not found any items in the top of "a" tomb,per-se in a cemetery but i guess exceptions have been made by the creator of the site.

the rule was to hide "if" in coffins - either as a positive or deceiver project.

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