The Treasure Hunters Insider

The contents of our first issue

1. "The Pirate Treasure of Roatan, Honduras Part 1" - Daryl Friesen Leaving the jungles of Central America for the sunny beaches of the Caribbean, my destination: the ancient pirate headquarters of Roatan Island located just off the coast of Honduras. In this tale, you will learn about the pirates of Roatan and the treasures that they left behind. Venture off to the forgotten excavations done by the explorer Mitchell Hedges. Also, learn about the discoveries he made, which lead him to the conclusion that Roatan might be a piece of the legendary continent of Atlantis.

2. "How to Raise Capital for Your Treasure Hunting Projects" - Noel Richards Do you have a location of a shipwreck? Or a treasure buried in the ground? This list of names and phone numbers will help you raise the capital you need to complete your treasure project. Information like this usually costs a fortune in this business, but we are able to give it to you at an affordable price.

3. "Montezuma's Gold Hidden within Tikal" - Daryl Friesen According to some, Montezuma's treasure is located somewhere in the ruins behind Tikal, in the Petan jungle of Guatemala. Montezuma hid his treasure there to avoid capture during the Spanish Conquest of Mexico.

4. "New Satellite Technology Can Help You Find Treasure" - Noel Richards Accessible satellite technology that can help you find treasure and it's much cheaper than you think! I can show you how!

5. "The Lost Library of the Mayan Itza in Southern Belize Part 1" - Daryl Friesen This was the beginning of a very promising, but incomplete archaeological expedition into the mountains of southern Belize in search of the lost library of the Maya Itza. I began my research on the internet, which led to a strange encounter with a fellow in Dallas, Texas.

He told me he had located a strange tablet with Mayan carvings in a cave deep within the mountains of southern Belize. These carvings were a map to an ancient Mayan city which has yet to be discovered. It was also a depository for ancient Mayan codices! It sounded too much like an Indiana Jones movie to me, so I asked him if I could see this strange tablet. He showed me several pictures of him and his find. He then proceeded to tell me that he had smuggled the tablet out of Belize and hid it in a secret place somewhere in Dallas.

We parted company at this point because I had to board my plane. When I reached Central America I did a little looking into his story for myself. He had given me a picture of the tablet, which I showed around in the small town of Punta Gorda, Belize. No one seemed to know anything about the tablet. At this point I had given the guy up as crazy until there was a loud knock on the door of my hotel room that evening. When I opened the door, I was staring into the face of a large and angry looking gentleman who wanted to know if I was the one showing the picture of the tablet around town. He asked where had I got the picture and what was the name of the person who gave it to me. Maybe there was something to this after all, I thought to myself, as the man invited himself into my room for a little chat...

I just received a copy of a new Treasure Hunting Magazine. The Magazine is Treasure Hunter's Insider, by Daryl Friesen. Daryl is also the owner of Spindle Explorations, a treasure hunting company. I enjoyed the magazine alot, they had a couple of very interesting stories, about their own explorations. They also had a good section on where to find investors for your projects and a very good article explaining remote sensing. I think they are off to a good start. They need more articles; if you would like to try your hand at writing for a magazine, get hold of Daryl at dfriesen@direct.ca. I would like to encourage everyone to support this worthy project, we need another good Treasure Mag!" -Steven Draper

"The first issue of Spindle Explorations new professional Treasure Hunting magazine reached us a few weeks ago and was well worth waiting for. Every article in Treasure Hunter Insider is jam packed with adventure. Those Th-ers who have the time and funds to hunt Central America and the Caribbean will find this magazine a valuable resource guide." -Rob Anderson

"I found Treasure Hunters Insider to be well written and it made me want to pack my bags and head for the jungles of Honduras to search for treasure." -Micheal BeinHorn

"I hope to see Treasure Hunters Insider and Spindle Explorations around for years to come.I highly suggest this magazine for anyone intrested in treasure hunting in far away places." -Robert Sabbag

" The investor list from the first issue has helped me raise the funds for my current project.Thank you very much Mr Friesen and group for this valuble magazine.I loved the lost library story as well." -Darren Cliffton

If you are intrested in subsciption its only 18.00US a year so please get back to me if intrested.We depend on you to survive as we contain no adverstising at this time.Also to all those who have subscribed the second issue is finished aand will be on the way to you..

Thanks Daryl Friesen Spindle Explorations www.bc-alter.net/dfriesen