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Reply To This Topic #1100 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 05:29:28 pm |
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Here is a picture I posted some time back. No one seems to believe that it is as hard to access as it is. I did say that this red bluff sits on top of a 400 foot deep blackrock canyon. To understand our terrain here you would have to see it in person. But here are some extra pix to show the extent of these signs, and how absolutely tough this terrain can get. Please stop asking about getting in to see it. It will be a while before I am back up to this spot.
HeHe He ! Nobody has mentioned the sun sign either . They just want you to take them to it . 
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Reply To This Topic #1101 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 06:55:28 pm |
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Wow, OD there are signs all over that cliff. Oro para ti. Maybe you could use a para glider plane to get up (:>)
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Reply To This Topic #1102 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 09:25:09 pm |
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Those early explorers would stop at nothing. They must of thought it was child's play compared to rigging a ship mast barefooted in a storm.
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Reply To This Topic #1103 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 09:27:08 pm |
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Those early explorers would stop at nothing. They must of thought it was child's play compared to rigging a ship mast barefooted in a storm.
Very valid point .
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Reply To This Topic #1104 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 10:21:58 pm |
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Those early explorers would stop at nothing. They must of thought it was child's play compared to rigging a ship mast barefooted in a storm.
For sure solid Ground under foot Not adrift in the Fogg.
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Reply To This Topic #1105 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 10:48:29 pm |
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HeHe He ! Nobody has mentioned the sun sign either . They just want you to take them to it .  Honestly thought nobody would see that Spanish link amidst all the ancient stuff. I truly believe the Spanish were onto something, they followed all of this ancient stuff and left their signs all the way through it. makes ya wanna go hmmmmm.
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Reply To This Topic #1106 Posted Aug 12, 2009, 10:51:04 pm |
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Can anyone tell me if these, http://www.fotolog.com/mochilando/73558756 , are natural or man made? I think that I have read someplace that the Jesuit had a college in Durango where they trained in the Jesuit teachings. Ed T
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Reply To This Topic #1107 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 03:51:16 am |
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OD, the nose of the ancient man points to the ground and the two faces in the circle look at the same spot. Just above the spot is a boulder squared off at the top and looks like a death trap. Sounds like dig here is the word for this spot. Of course you already knew that. What does the J in the lower left mean? okey dokey
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Reply To This Topic #1108 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 05:49:10 am |
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Okey Dokey, Believe it or not the nose on that ancient square beard isn't a pointer. That face stands out in relief away from the wall by about 8 feet. If you go to the right and walk around the end of the red bluff... you can see the face protruding from the side, and the bluff itself changes to an image of the dwarf from the "Lord of The Rings " trillogy. LOL
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Reply To This Topic #1109 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 05:53:18 am |
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Can anyone tell me if these, http://www.fotolog.com/mochilando/73558756 , are natural or man made? I think that I have read someplace that the Jesuit had a college in Durango where they trained in the Jesuit teachings. Ed T Ed, The large stone on the ground in front may be a turtle?  If so I would guess that the three smaller stones behind it are placed. The tall things are natural but may be enhanced with signs, if inspected this could be proven pretty easily.
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Reply To This Topic #1110 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 08:38:38 am |
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Ed T;
Who knows?
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Reply To This Topic #1111 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 10:35:11 am |
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Old Dog,
From what I have learned here in New Mexico you have a spot right in front of the face the eye is looking at it and the turtle is saying it is in this area to its left as you are looking at the picture. If you concentrate your search right there you will find it. I know of two other Hunters who have done this and have done well.
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Reply To This Topic #1112 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 01:55:13 pm |
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Thom, when you finally do get up there, I just wonder if that lintel over that hole/cave there, is a mesoamerican bunny shape. The shape of the lintel seems unusual from a distance. And if it turns out to be a snake elsewhere on that bluff or is that a gator.... Surely there is an "easy" mule trail up there somewhere (winks) .  Kim
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Reply To This Topic #1113 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 05:59:27 pm |
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OD, Dah! I just noticed that the two circled heads are part of one huge turtle. Maybe I'm just cloud watching. I wonder how many were in the ancients party. Must be a bunch as much work that went into their s/s.
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Reply To This Topic #1114 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 08:48:17 pm |
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A few stones from site 1777. These refer to a concealed air vent disguised to look like a rabbit hole. Maintenance compliments of P. Rabbit resident. They charade.
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Reply To This Topic #1115 Posted Aug 13, 2009, 11:58:40 pm |
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Or these strange thing a ma giggies? These even come with a DEATH TRAP...
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Ed T Pic. 0471 P.1 Possibly a distance reference of the expected target grouping, of some sort of Spanish gun at an average range from that location if fired from a turret.
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Reply To This Topic #1116 Posted Aug 14, 2009, 12:35:14 am |
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Twisted
your Hermit pic (#2) resembles a lighting bolt.
the cache Had a trap?
& pic #1 lil 2 close to see what you are trying to show.. No disrespect
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Reply To This Topic #1117 Posted Aug 14, 2009, 10:10:08 pm |
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Thanks twistedfork!
Took a while but i now see what i think is the main relevant sign on the first picture and on one of the rocks.!
Took some contemplating...i must say lol. Now to meditate on the others.
DM
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Reply To This Topic #1118 Posted Aug 15, 2009, 01:56:49 pm |
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HIO Ole dog: the conical thingies in post # 1052 were probably used to cast crude assay buttons. In an assay, the metal would go to the bottom, the tip of the cone, from where it would be broken off, formed into a cube, then fire assayed.
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Reply To This Topic #1119 Posted Aug 17, 2009, 07:29:02 am |
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HIO Ole dog: the conical thingies in post # 1052 were probably used to cast crude assay buttons. In an assay, the metal would go to the bottom, the tip of the cone, from where it would be broken off, formed into a cube, then fire assayed.
Don Jose de La Mancha
Thanks old friend. I can understand the manufacture and semantics of these little guys. The purpose however was only speculated. Good call, Thanks again.
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Reply To This Topic #1120 Posted Aug 20, 2009, 01:27:21 pm |
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Thanks twistedfork!
Took a while but i now see what i think is the main relevant sign on the first picture and on one of the rocks.!
Took some contemplating...i must say lol. Now to meditate on the others.
DM
So glad to see things starting to come together for you Kim. Makes chasing this stuff more fun, even if the cache holes are empty, the education is priceless. Keep hunting... it only takes one.
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Reply To This Topic #1121 Posted Aug 27, 2009, 01:02:04 pm |
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Hey ya'all,
My DSL is down and still out of work. Kinda wish I had the balls to dig up a mine on private property as the best finds I know of are next to other patented mines. The stones posted are regarding Guard post sites and cache sites within a spear's throw from them. Find the spear head, backtrack to the post with your metal detector.
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Reply To This Topic #1122 Posted Aug 27, 2009, 06:32:08 pm |
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Here's a couple of hoyos from aorund the southwest. Some times it pays to stay out rather late. You see things in a different light. The first one turned out to have a lot of local information associated with it.  Hoyo1 Hoyo2  Thom.. I "see" more now. Not sure if that is a good thing. lol And I've not really even started looking at shadows yet. Well okay..maybe I peeked once or twice but what I saw, sailing ships and horse riders and more, well I would be cloud chasing the rest of my life. I'll post just one possible shadow..but likely it is nothing..  Twisted, I hope things improve. Either would drive me nuts! And someday I want to see you be able to buy some new silverware.
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Reply To This Topic #1123 Posted Aug 27, 2009, 07:42:25 pm |
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Yowzers!! I love those first to pics DM. Sweet hoyos. Don't know about the 3rd, but I see a dogs head looking left in the top part of the shadow. 
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Reply To This Topic #1124 Posted Sep 08, 2009, 04:54:30 pm |
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Time will tell. Some sites are a bear to get to and I do mean bears!
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Reply To This Topic #1125 Posted Sep 21, 2009, 09:28:53 pm |
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DM, In Hoyo 1 you have an isosceles right triangle on the left and on the right you have an outline in the shape of a booted foot! (Walk on and Look for a triangle of half buried rocks) rangler
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Reply To This Topic #1126 Posted Sep 22, 2009, 04:35:35 pm |
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canadian,TF and rangler thank you.
Got piggies on the mind and that is what the last one looked liked to me at the time. There is a smaller carving or 2 there on that rock but pretty hard to see.
I wonder if it is because they are worn..or maybe not real carvings.
Like this one. see the horse or mule head with one flopped ear? Pretty clear. However seeing the possible very early Spanish looking guy riding the horse and the possible sun burst compass like carving and the circle like carving,along with other smaller stuff is a lot harder. Maybe too hard hehehe.
I think the main purpose of this marker is go to the right. Follow the way the ear is pointing. I believe there is other information given of interest about that mule trail.
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Reply To This Topic #1127 Posted Sep 22, 2009, 06:26:34 pm |
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Great looking mule and rider Kim. Check out your little guy on the ground as well.
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Reply To This Topic #1128 Posted Sep 22, 2009, 09:11:41 pm |
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your Sunburst kinda looks like an Left hand palm to me DM.
VN horse & rider BTW good eye.
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Reply To This Topic #1129 Posted Oct 08, 2009, 10:01:52 am |
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I'm making my way slowly but surely through this post. But I have to ask, does anyone have a picture of a mine shrine or saints. All I've seen are the ones from Turtles Lead to Treasure. I'd like to see these more close up, and in color.
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Reply To This Topic #1130 Posted Oct 08, 2009, 11:25:22 am |
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Could be a palm ..goldguru... there is another circular thing on left cornet of that monument. Little head at the bottom you are right od!
G... never found a confirmed shrine as mentioned here on tnet. But ...just maybe a shrine is indicated by a tiny carving of a man kneeling and praying on it. Somewhere on the shrine.
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Reply To This Topic #1131 Posted Oct 08, 2009, 12:22:58 pm |
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As many will tell you Gorgias, Turtles don't always lead to treasure, I have posted at least one that points to a waterhole.
I have never seen a shrine as you describe one either. But I haven't seen everything either,
The only shrines I have seen were roadside shrines in Mexico. I have not found a confirmed shrine near a treasure yard anywhere.
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Reply To This Topic #1132 Posted Oct 08, 2009, 12:44:30 pm |
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... The only shrines I have seen were roadside shrines in Mexico. I have not found a confirmed shrine near a treasure yard anywhere.
Every underground mine worked by Hispanics in the Southwest (thousands of them, all the way up to the 1970's when small mining died) had a Catholic shrine not far from the adit/shaft. The miners (the good Catholics anyway) prayed for deliverance prior to their shift and sometimes gave thanks after the shift ended. The structures were sometimes merely a rock with a cross (often three crosses) scratched into it, but for longer-working mines, rock structures with a santo were often constructed. Up Ouray way in the 70's, I saw one that was a half a bathtub set up with plastic flowers and a santo. When the mine shut down, the shrine was usually removed, although you may still find the old rock structures here and there. Same story all over Mexico.
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Reply To This Topic #1133 Posted Oct 08, 2009, 01:54:47 pm |
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end of mules nose forms a heart.
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Reply To This Topic #1134 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 10:28:23 am |
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Kim and Hadj, That face on the bottom corner should be the directional.
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Reply To This Topic #1135 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 12:29:12 pm |
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this looks like it could be a animal head of some kind. brent
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Reply To This Topic #1136 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 03:03:19 pm |
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Been a while since I posted (Hi everybody!!!!  ) - I am a good lurker though  anyway, Here's food for thought. What happens when you look a this "dude" sideways? Or do you do that anytime?
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Reply To This Topic #1137 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 06:55:45 pm |
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An Ancient !! Nice catch EMT.
Very cool, an awesome example of the destruction the Spanish did to the ancient monuments.
What do you think about that Kim?
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Reply To This Topic #1138 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 07:47:46 pm |
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oh good heavens above! Am flabbergasted  but sure agree!  Explains the slope very nicely! I do rotate pics sometimes..but will be doing that a lot more. And that bent necked gal you see out there on the trail will be me! emtrescue thank you!!!! Please post away!
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Reply To This Topic #1139 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 08:42:35 pm |
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What has me a little taken back and almost embarrassed... I totally missed it. looking for other things.
LOL (blush)
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Reply To This Topic #1140 Posted Oct 09, 2009, 09:17:47 pm |
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Aw let me share my humble pie.... lol Here is some other stuff that ..sure does not look Spanish to me..orginally. .
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Reply To This Topic #1141 Posted Oct 10, 2009, 05:40:26 am |
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if so what happens to the well hung donkey and the head on bottom? and nice that they tipped over and stayed together.
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Reply To This Topic #1142 Posted Oct 10, 2009, 05:54:39 am |
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if so what happens to the well hung donkey and the head on bottom? and nice that they tipped over and stayed together.
Many of the ancient monuments were either destroyed by the Spanish or modified to suit them. Or both. The Spanish marks are still there and their meaning doesn't change, just because they are on a modified monument
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Reply To This Topic #1143 Posted Oct 10, 2009, 01:33:51 pm |
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looks like a 6 to me.
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Reply To This Topic #1144 Posted Oct 11, 2009, 07:48:04 pm |
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Been a while since I posted (Hi everybody!!!!  ) - I am a good lurker though  anyway, Here's food for thought. What happens when you look a this "dude" sideways? Or do you do that anytime? Sorry all for the late post but this is really interesting. I don't know where this was taken, but if you note the sloping forehead. This is a well known practice among certain ancient cultures called head binding/skull shaping/cranial modification etc... What is interesting is that the ancient American cultures that did this were far to the south of the US most notably the Mayan civilization of central America, and the Inca and Nacza cultures of Peru. I am going to try to attach a picture of a skull found in Peru that exhibits this cranial modification.  
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Reply To This Topic #1145 Posted Oct 11, 2009, 09:41:44 pm |
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Where was this skeleton found???
I'm noy sure it came from the lower US. Maybe farther south. ??
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Reply To This Topic #1146 Posted Oct 12, 2009, 01:55:43 am |
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Your ref to the pic above for modification took place in the Womb.. all features of that shull were birth defects.
Im no DR but there Is No Intrusion represented there
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Reply To This Topic #1147 Posted Oct 12, 2009, 07:32:09 am |
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I am aware that some civilizations in South and central America, used to bind the head of an infant in order to achieve this effect.
A lot of pre-Columbian graves that have been excavated show the same effects
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Reply To This Topic #1148 Posted Oct 12, 2009, 05:25:59 pm |
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hadji/okey etc.....thanks. I "think" the Flathead indians up north that practiced modification too. Strangely I seem to recall this tribe was looked down upon by other tribes for some reason. A lot more on that rock than i ever imagined 
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Reply To This Topic #1149 Posted Oct 14, 2009, 04:33:43 pm |
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Reply To This Topic #1150 Posted Oct 15, 2009, 06:29:45 am |
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rabbit hole? eye shaped like mushroom?
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Reply To This Topic #1151 Posted Oct 16, 2009, 03:22:03 pm |
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Here are some signs my dad and I found in a cave. Any thoughts?
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Reply To This Topic #1152 Posted Oct 16, 2009, 07:53:46 pm |
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Hadji, By george I think you are starting to get it. Very good catch.
Roxie, Are these in the US? Truly exelent and well preserved examples of early petroglyphs.
Very nice.
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Reply To This Topic #1153 Posted Oct 17, 2009, 06:46:01 am |
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looks like lady watching her guitar hero.
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Reply To This Topic #1154 Posted Oct 17, 2009, 06:54:21 am |
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map?
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Reply To This Topic #1155 Posted Oct 17, 2009, 12:11:35 pm |
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Good afternoon my friends, sorry for the late post.
A) all old Spanish mines had a small niche of some kind at the entrance with an image of a particular Saint, Generally the Virgin de Guadalupe with a perpetually burning candle.
They always made the sign of the cross upon entering and leaving.
Most of these images are long gone, but you generally can still find the Smoke blackened niche near the actual portal easily.
B) The habit of binding the skull to form it into an elongated shape, i.e., flattened forehead, was also practiced in Central / south Sonora next to the Chihuahua border.
I recovered a skull with a bit of skin and hair from a burial cave in that region of a young woman about 22, that had had two children. It had been radically reformed to the point that the forehead was almost not noticeable.
I believe that it eventually ended up in a university museum.
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Reply To This Topic #1156 Posted Oct 18, 2009, 08:48:12 am |
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Old dog,
Yes, they are in the US. The images came out better in the photos than you can actually see them in person.
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Reply To This Topic #1157 Posted Oct 18, 2009, 11:12:05 am |
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I like those pics,did they use a form of pant or a stain. Using the color red did that mean anything or the use of different colors.I also have the red used on one of my Alphas,the alpha is like a large what I call a 3d map it's at the end of the alpha. 
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Reply To This Topic #1158 Posted Oct 18, 2009, 01:39:54 pm |
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When you dosee these petroglyphs intermingled through a Spanish site, you may discover some of the critical Spanish signs painted as well. I have seen several places where this is the case. It requires a very observant and selective eye. But they are there.
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Reply To This Topic #1159 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 05:14:46 pm |
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Lanny,
That Lion is looking at some thing very good. Notice the broken limb of tree pointing to it. This is a Spanish land mark I have seen this lion here in New Mexico also and it is looking at a mine or treasure hidden the one I'm talking about is hidden very good. Notice how the Bolder it is sitting on has been ground flat. This is a very importand mounument you were very close.
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Reply To This Topic #1160 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 06:16:09 pm |
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I couldn't stand it any longer and had to head out to the hills. Actually just down the road. I ask my 8 year old daughter if she wanted to go and she replied no until I offered her the camera, she is taking all the shots here. I thought she did super. Her young mind sees things that I will never see. take a look.
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Reply To This Topic #1161 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 06:38:00 pm |
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Here's some of the others that she took, check out the hoyos and profiles.
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Reply To This Topic #1162 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 08:21:07 pm |
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Way to go Thomas, Get the kids to haul the gear and learn how to use it. If the girl took these without being coached she has a very good eye.
There is a lot going on up on that ridge.
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Reply To This Topic #1163 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 08:28:31 pm |
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on one of my recent trips I saw this hillside in the distance... Bear in mind it is close to a quarter of a mile off. These signs on this hillside are HUGE.
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Reply To This Topic #1164 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 08:31:15 pm |
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and here are a couple more, any ideas what the relief carving is?
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Reply To This Topic #1165 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 08:34:02 pm |
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I was near the edge and my partner says "look at me and smile" He took the picture and then told me where I was standing. LOL
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Reply To This Topic #1166 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 09:30:17 pm |
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Old Dog, could that carving be a sun sign?
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Reply To This Topic #1167 Posted Oct 19, 2009, 09:51:02 pm |
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Shortstack ,
I suppose it might be. I took the picture on an overcast day, I'll have to get back out there and shoot it in the sun.
Look at the tool marks though! That whole rock has been carved. I think this exhibits the most work I have seen on one single sign any where.
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Reply To This Topic #1168 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 01:27:06 am |
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WHOA. To do that kind of work instead of piling small rocks on a flat area could mean a very important location is connected with it. But, then again, the way those folks moved some seriously LARGE stones and boulders and carved large figurines, maybe that piece in this picture was done as a "restful" project.  The reason I thought of a sunsign is because I couldn't make that carving fit any object such as a snake or arrow; it has an odd shape to it. Then I remembered that big pyramid in Mexico that has that big a--ed snake shadow made by the sides of the steps. I believe it's on the Pyramid of the Sun. There's nothing special about those steps until the sun hits them just right.  Well, I'm just learning about these signs and hopefully my guess is at least close. 
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Reply To This Topic #1169 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 05:14:41 am |
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newbie here with an odd question. i went to school in south west new mexico and the area where the school was you could find pottery grind holes caves with drawings allover as well as crosses and other signs ive seen in this thread. and one thing that i was just thinking about is there was to put it nicely a 35 foot at least male genitalia standing in a field no other rock formations around like it at all there was a cave in the direction "it" pointed but i could never get into it too high of a bluff has anyone ever run across anything like this before?
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Reply To This Topic #1170 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 06:58:27 am |
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newbie here with an odd question. i went to school in south west new mexico and the area where the school was you could find pottery grind holes caves with drawings allover as well as crosses and other signs ive seen in this thread. and one thing that i was just thinking about is there was to put it nicely a 35 foot at least male genitalia standing in a field no other rock formations around like it at all there was a cave in the direction "it" pointed but i could never get into it too high of a bluff has anyone ever run across anything like this before?
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,232140.0.htmlPost # 87 The rat man has a set on him that has been modified into a turtle BTW Welcome, hope you find something to help you here in these pages.
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Reply To This Topic #1171 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 10:32:29 am |
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is it a Gila Monster? On the photos that I posted I pointed out some for my daughter to take and others she did on her own. This area is a pandora's box of sign, there is so much it is overwhelming to say the least. All photos that I have posted come from a small area. Thomas
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Reply To This Topic #1172 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 10:43:08 am |
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hehehe..what a great pic of you on that ledge! Well..solved it! It is an Ancient hair dresser with blow dryer in hand.  Well even if not..might give some ideas to think about...break out of the box. Another thought was topo..but not seeing enough of the background to say yea or nay. Hard to tell..another idea... repeating sign. And if not natural is that a guy on a canoe over on the right on the bluff?  The figure is unusual. The one end looks like a dead turtle head, or the lines remind me of baleen. There might be X like carvings in its mouth. Rotating, it could be a ball someone is standing on.  Starting left - there might be a V. If not natural..the longish thing looks like a river map or...constellation thingy - reminds me of the next pic..but just reminiscent. In the upper square i keep seeing a face with maybe an ear bob. clockwise from the square..not sure what that is. But seems worth a closer look. Finally bottom arrow if not natural..could be number 8.  Well.. no idea what it is and if anything i pointed out is artificial But maybe this will spark something. Oh..and the thought cannon floated through my mind too.
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Reply To This Topic #1173 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 12:01:43 pm |
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newbie here with an odd question. i went to school in south west new mexico and the area where the school was you could find pottery grind holes caves with drawings allover as well as crosses and other signs ive seen in this thread. and one thing that i was just thinking about is there was to put it nicely a 35 foot at least male genitalia standing in a field no other rock formations around like it at all there was a cave in the direction "it" pointed but i could never get into it too high of a bluff has anyone ever run across anything like this before?
In treasure hunting lore, the male genetalia is a classic symbol allegedly used by the group loosely referred to on TNet and elsewhere as the 'KGC'. It's all about fertility. It's usage dates back millenia to many cultures - the Egyptian friezes are an example. Closer to home, the anasazi's familiar kokopelli, a fertility figure, is often shown endowed with a huge phallus. The KGC students would be excited about your find. That school wouldn't be WNMU in Silver City, would it?
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Reply To This Topic #1174 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 12:04:25 pm |
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Reply To This Topic #1175 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 12:15:57 pm |
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Nice pic's,Old dog I thought at first it might of been a dog with his tail up.It's funny what things look at first. To me the head looks more like a birds head and the but end looks like a mans head with a C at the back of his head.The square part were the dogs feet might of been looks like a small T carved on the end.But maybe I read to much in to things. Still learning and love every minute of it. Also in response to the 35 foot male genitalia I also have a similar symbol at one of my sights.It is about 6 to7 feet tall,I can post it if it will not a fend any one.The location is by a sun symbol which I believe is by a mine entrance.So many places so little time. GOOD HUNTING.
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Reply To This Topic #1176 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 12:25:27 pm |
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Thanks Desert Moon for pointing out the V it's easy to see now.How do you change the pics like that.
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Reply To This Topic #1177 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 01:27:33 pm |
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i downloaded picasa and use effects, shadows and tints. Then irfanview for negatives and other things. Both are free. I find using shadows often works better than negative..for me.
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Reply To This Topic #1178 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 05:04:01 pm |
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newbie here with an odd question. i went to school in south west new mexico and the area where the school was you could find pottery grind holes caves with drawings allover as well as crosses and other signs ive seen in this thread. and one thing that i was just thinking about is there was to put it nicely a 35 foot at least male genitalia standing in a field no other rock formations around like it at all there was a cave in the direction "it" pointed but i could never get into it too high of a bluff has anyone ever run across anything like this before?
In treasure hunting lore, the male genetalia is a classic symbol allegedly used by the group loosely referred to on TNet and elsewhere as the 'KGC'. It's all about fertility. It's usage dates back millenia to many cultures - the Egyptian friezes are an example. Closer to home, the anasazi's familiar kokopelli, a fertility figure, is often shown endowed with a huge phallus. The KGC students would be excited about your find. That school wouldn't be WNMU in Silver City, would it? no not silver city ill see if i have any friends who still go there and have them take a pic it is literally in the middle of a field in a valley and it looks like someone dropped a se.x toy in the middle of the field this site seems pretty p.g so i wont be to specific but it is 100 percent anatomically correct as far as being phallic ie a "head" urethra etc
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Reply To This Topic #1179 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 05:37:42 pm |
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Perhaps that 35 foot "thingy" in that field was put there by some of the Phoenicians who came to this country waaaay before Columbus. They and the Egyptians were fond of phallic symbols and perhaps they used it as a pointer to something else. Didn't you say that there's a cave up on a cliff? If there are Phoenician / Egyptian drawings / carvings on the walls of that cave you'll have made an important find.
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Reply To This Topic #1180 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 09:56:49 pm |
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Perhaps that 35 foot "thingy" in that field was put there by some of the Phoenicians who came to this country waaaay before Columbus. They and the Egyptians were fond of phallic symbols and perhaps they used it as a pointer to something else. Didn't you say that there's a cave up on a cliff? If there are Phoenician / Egyptian drawings / carvings on the walls of that cave you'll have made an important find.
One that if reported will lead to all kinds of restrictions ... and including an "off limits" to hikers and people of our ilk. Be careful what you say to the folks in authority. They think their power goes beyond the constitution. Especially when it deals with things that go against the text books. they will hide and destoy anything of relevance.
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Reply To This Topic #1181 Posted Oct 20, 2009, 10:01:41 pm |
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Thanks Marc, Believe it or not... That helps me out a lot.
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Reply To This Topic #1182 Posted Oct 21, 2009, 12:31:48 am |
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Perhaps that 35 foot "thingy" in that field was put there by some of the Phoenicians who came to this country waaaay before Columbus. They and the Egyptians were fond of phallic symbols and perhaps they used it as a pointer to something else. Didn't you say that there's a cave up on a cliff? If there are Phoenician / Egyptian drawings / carvings on the walls of that cave you'll have made an important find.
One that if reported will lead to all kinds of restrictions ... and including an "off limits" to hikers and people of our ilk. Be careful what you say to the folks in authority. They think their power goes beyond the constitution. Especially when it deals with things that go against the text books. they will hide and destoy anything of relevance. the surrounding 1200 acres is owned by a gentleman who i spent 7 summers with cutting and pulling his lumber and have 100 percent to do what ever the heck i want on this land
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Reply To This Topic #1183 Posted Oct 21, 2009, 01:59:53 am |
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Perhaps that 35 foot "thingy" in that field was put there by some of the Phoenicians who came to this country waaaay before Columbus. They and the Egyptians were fond of phallic symbols and perhaps they used it as a pointer to something else. Didn't you say that there's a cave up on a cliff? If there are Phoenician / Egyptian drawings / carvings on the walls of that cave you'll have made an important find.
One that if reported will lead to all kinds of restrictions ... and including an "off limits" to hikers and people of our ilk. Be careful what you say to the folks in authority. They think their power goes beyond the constitution. Especially when it deals with things that go against the text books. they will hide and destoy anything of relevance. the surrounding 1200 acres is owned by a gentleman who i spent 7 summers with cutting and pulling his lumber and have 100 percent to do what ever the heck i want on this land just something i remembered about this spot 7 of 10 times you went past this field there was a poachers camp and there kills in this field just something i remembered about this spot
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Reply To This Topic #1184 Posted Oct 21, 2009, 09:04:13 pm |
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I am honestly not throwing this out to you guys as a test or anything.
I really don't know what it is and am grateful for any comments.
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Reply To This Topic #1185 Posted Oct 21, 2009, 10:37:35 pm |
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I am honestly not throwing this out to you guys as a test or anything.
I really don't know what it is and am grateful for any comments.
Hey OD, I'm sure you probably thought of this, but I think it's broken. Broken somehow, either eroded off or broken apart.
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Reply To This Topic #1186 Posted Oct 22, 2009, 09:24:29 am |
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Dog;
It looks like some kind of an embryo. No, or tiny, front legs though. T-Rex?
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Reply To This Topic #1187 Posted Oct 22, 2009, 10:05:32 am |
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EE you reminded my of a gross little bug we dug up when we were kids. It was called a Child of the Earth. They were creepy things and bugs don't get to me. They had a big head with dots for eyes, don't remember how many legs they had. Kind of resembles that. Thomas
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Reply To This Topic #1188 Posted Oct 24, 2009, 09:05:58 am |
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didustealmymonky wrote : no not silver city ill see if i have any friends who still go there and have them take a pic it is literally in the middle of a field in a valley and it looks like someone dropped a se.x toy in the middle of the field this site seems pretty p.g so i wont be to specific but it is 100 percent anatomically correct as far as being phallic ie a "head" urethra etc just how anatomically correct are we talking here ? circumcised? or not ? do you have any pics yet that you would be willing to share ? odd to me that it is in a field in a valley and not high atop of a hill. of course it would be a blind guess as to its origins without more information. what about this cave ? big or small ? round or a different shape of what you can see? interesting , what you have described . also what kind of native type writing is most prominent in the immediate area ?or is there none you are aware of? thank you in advance .
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Reply To This Topic #1189 Posted Oct 24, 2009, 08:00:37 pm |
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I'm going to throw up some more pics from a jaunt or two. I found an owl, I believe in the photo of the cave. It is right and a little up from the opening. A lizard or tutle? I posted this face before but got a closer shot. Thomas
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Reply To This Topic #1190 Posted Oct 25, 2009, 07:22:59 am |
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shadow dragon, shadow dog what is making the hat on dog look so sharp?
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Reply To This Topic #1191 Posted Oct 25, 2009, 07:48:41 am |
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The face in the upper left is a great find this time of year. The one on the bottom is ancient as is the one upper right.
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Reply To This Topic #1192 Posted Oct 29, 2009, 12:06:00 pm |
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Dog how about some dogs. Just playing with some pics and how to work with them. Thomas
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Reply To This Topic #1193 Posted Oct 29, 2009, 12:26:06 pm |
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Thomas, Are these holes natural?? when you have a slab with marks on it that seem dificult to see with the eye, Try making a negative of the photo and most times the marks will show up much clearer.
There are things in this picture that may show up if you try that.
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Reply To This Topic #1194 Posted Oct 29, 2009, 01:52:43 pm |
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I believe that these marks are man made. I just don't how to interpret or how they fit into this site. There are other rocks at this site that also have the marks. Some appear to have been made for the use of manuvering the rocks into place and others look like the marks are some kind of sign or mark or pattern. Thomas
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Reply To This Topic #1195 Posted Oct 29, 2009, 02:28:06 pm |
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dogs and dogs, dont know why
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Reply To This Topic #1196 Posted Oct 29, 2009, 02:39:55 pm |
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didustealmymonky wrote : no not silver city ill see if i have any friends who still go there and have them take a pic it is literally in the middle of a field in a valley and it looks like someone dropped a se.x toy in the middle of the field this site seems pretty p.g so i wont be to specific but it is 100 percent anatomically correct as far as being phallic ie a "head" urethra etc just how anatomically correct are we talking here ? circumcised? or not ? do you have any pics yet that you would be willing to share ? odd to me that it is in a field in a valley and not high atop of a hill. of course it would be a blind guess as to its origins without more information. what about this cave ? big or small ? round or a different shape of what you can see? interesting , what you have described . also what kind of native type writing is most prominent in the immediate area ?or is there none you are aware of? thank you in advance . i cant find any of my friends that have pics it would be circumcised its in a Y shaped valley and would be where the "arms" of the y meet cave seemed round but its been years since ive been there, there are the grinding pots in big rocks about a 1/4 mile up the canyon i remeber seeing the hand prints and what looks like someone spit on it and little figures.
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Reply To This Topic #1197 Posted Oct 29, 2009, 03:20:39 pm |
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CW good eyes on the multiple dogs, I only saw the bulldog. The pit or hollowed out place is where the ear would be. This is an ancient piece of work. Who knows. I can only speculate.
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Reply To This Topic #1198 Posted Nov 01, 2009, 03:23:00 pm |
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Hope I am not getting of topic, just sharing a pic of a bell.That is my only pic of the bell but I will get back up there to get more pics .I just have not seen very many pics of bells. What is the reasoning behind the bell. I would think it would represent a church location or their buried goods. 
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Reply To This Topic #1199 Posted Nov 01, 2009, 06:05:35 pm |
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Lanny,
Do you see any shadow signs here??
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