Treasure Hunting in Philippines

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #100 on: July 28, 2009, 10:22:29 am »

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actually it was not a dig or something. it was just a random smashing of rocks which was protruding from the ground. the protruding part somehow looks like a corner of a box. rumor has it that there are some WW2 treasures in the area, protected by traps and curses. i guess they believe more that it as a curse rather than a trap.. anyway... signs found were engraved on rocks and some were carved-fish, dog, turtle, left hand, and largest of them was a large stone foot. about 20 ft. long and 8 feet high. parts of equipments were also found in the area: plate of a heavy truck tire or something (similar to that of backhoes used this days. not the rubber tire), parts of weapons with ammunition, old tools, and much more..

Berone you are degrading and destroying your markers or point of interest. Before your diggers smash and destroy what is to be an important part of the markers you should study the orientation, and meaning of those rock take a picture and record everything for future reference. Most TH failed to follow these basic instruction because they either are naive or novice TH. Hope you can still trace back everything that was destroyed or you'll be off by several feet to your objective. Even though you have signs and markers it is the skill of your spotter and interpreter in order to succeed.

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #101 on: July 28, 2009, 10:33:39 am »

yup. markers are all safe. they had been set aside. they only smashed that big rock they thought would spill gold bars around...

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #102 on: July 28, 2009, 12:09:35 pm »

hey to all treasure hunter,

I'm just want to ask if anybody knows what does it mean in treasure hunting if you found a 1 meter pipe which composed of rubber and aluminium around 24 feet underground?
What does it mean if you dig a sequence layer of the concrete color yellow with flat round stones,,,,,, then becoming pink the color of the layer with red color of stones then....the concrete become color green with some different shape of stone color green also and there is some like hand shape then,,,, the surface of this concrete spread of big sea shells named ramosus more than 10 pcs?

this location near in the beach somewhere in mindanao.

anyone can interpret this .....

email: schlossernana@yahoo.com

thanx.......

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #103 on: July 29, 2009, 07:09:45 am »

Here's something for you guys to chew on.
Detector went off while searching a WW2 Japanese camp. Analysis: alloy, depth 60cm.
Hacked thru the asphalt of the old road, dug down and found the object in the attached photos. Seems to be some kind of anchor stone with smooth metal bars running thru it. Anyone else ever found a similar object before?

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #104 on: July 29, 2009, 07:44:37 am »

Whats the history of your site, I can't conclude if the etching shown is a marker if it is there should be some kind of other signs that should stand out in the surrounding area like other stones, trees or something unusual. If non then I conclude that what you found is concrete footing with a metal post. Those kind of footing are similar to the footings on warehouses and sheds.

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #105 on: July 29, 2009, 08:12:21 am »

I came to the same conclusion. It's a footing.

One never knows what will be dug up next!

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #106 on: July 29, 2009, 08:13:49 am »

Hmmmm! how far it is from river,creek or sea? have you observed around the area if there is any strange or un usual against nature?

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #107 on: July 29, 2009, 05:40:01 pm »

nana;

It means SCAM!

Aluminum metal, before during and right after WW2, was rare, to non-existant! Aluminum was a PRECIOUS metal, because, at that time, it was hard to make! I remember the foil on tobacco and cigarettes, was a lead compound.... NOW its aluminum.

If you have a rubber pipe with aluminum in it, it is very recent, probably after 1950.... certainly NOT of WW2 Japanese origin, unless it came off a flying saucer?

My thoughts on the matter.

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #108 on: July 29, 2009, 05:57:52 pm »

Goldigger, you do realize that Mr Yamashita most likely already dug up his treasure years ago.

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #109 on: July 29, 2009, 06:27:32 pm »

GoldDigger1950;

Well, for all I really care about Mr. Yamashita (who was probably executed for war crimes,) he can take a flying leap.... Grin

From where do all these treasures come? The ones found, so far??? I think, maybe, they came from flying saucers... they want to stir up the ant hill and watch the ants scurry. Maybe. Crazy

But then...... May-bees do not fly in July, only in May. Devil

I find some aspects, of the treasure hunt, interesting. Perhaps some of the treasure is much, much older the the Empire of the Rising Sun?? In the big haste to grub treasure, any sensitive material gets destroyed, simply because these guys, no matter their best intentions, are NOT archaeologists. Also, why did the Japanese leave clues in English??

Where else might there be treasure? The P.I. have all the attention, right now. What happened to all Jengis Khans loot? There could be all kinds of it, in eastern Europe, not that I will ever look.

Jes some pause to thought, or thoughts to pause...

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