How sure is it that the Lost Dutchman mine is in the Superstitions?

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cactusjumper said:
Gentlemen,

I believe Ellie has made it clear that he believes the Templar's are the architects of this particular puzzle.
He has written that at one time he believed it was Spanish, but has since been dissuaded from that theory.
Perhaps we should be looking at the possibility of Templar's in America for our friendly debates.

Take care,

Joe

Either them or another of their sponsers' parallel groups. Like "Spanish", "KGC", etc., "Templars" is a convenient tag nowadays. The pyramid gets less crowded towards the top - that is where things should be more interesting.
 

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Man, you guys are tough! I love your questions and you all are making me work. Attached is a picture of a witness mark. Note the types of rock/brick/concrete that make up this crescent shaped fake fire ring. Note the pieces of charcoal placed within the crescent. This is a typical symbol that is used all over the world. Joe, do you believe that a number of Jews could be involved in a secret society and totally exist with out some one's knowledge? Time frame does not matter, B.C. or A.D. take your choice. Back to the fireplace; starting at the top working to the left. Third rock, white quartz is a boot. Rocks 4,5 and 6 number counted = three. Also forms a triangle. Number 7 (perfect), corner of a red brick also triangular in shape, very important. Concrete number 11 over axe blade shaped rock. Concrete, # 13 shaped into boot. Some of these items are specific to this secret society. They have to do with construction. The crescent moon was constructed on these mountains for a reason just like everything else that I will show you. They had a work force of about 3,000 people and all of them were voluntary.

I'll keep it coming Group.


EB
 

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Dear Lamar,

I don't believe any of the quasi-Templar groups would have the expertise that Ellie is hinting at. I think that also covers Springfield's comments.

Take care,

Joe
 

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Hey All,

For some reason the top of the photo turned to the right side. There is a specific reason why these shadow monuments are located in a particular location. For example you must be in the viewing corridor to recognize other important signs associated with this crescent shadow sign. A shadow monument over 25 miles away told me how to find the shadow crescent moon. You must also hike up to and around where this crescent moon is located. This is a type of eye catcher and you must follow the rules. You must climb up to each eye catcher and look and scan the horizon around you at different times of the day to try and locate other signs. You will soon find yourself hiking your booty off. Boot, boot, boot and more boots.
Keep looking for fire places and boot sign. Boots are usually found by themselves and they are also a direction indicator. Do not destroy them. Would you all like to see a very large boot, possibly the biggest in the world?

Let me know.

EB
 

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Hi Joe,

Late 1880's. I beleive the nail is a creosote stem. Attached is BIG Boot.

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cactusjumper said:
Ellie,

Nice boot picture.

Is it your contention that the mountain is shaped by man?

Thanks,

Joe

Great boot-looking monolith and an unmistakable landmark. Made by man? Not in my opinion. Used as a marker to see from a distance? Sure.

The rock arc certainly isn't a fire ring. Cinder blocks have been around long enough to make an 1880's creation date plausible I guess, but the rocks don't look 'worn in' enough to be that old, and seem susceptible to animal disturbance. In addition, the sparse small bits of charcoal seem like they'd wash or blow away rather quickly. For these reasons, the stone arc looks fresh to me. I generally agree with the concepts you're discussing, EB, but these two markers as presented are problematical for me.
 

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Springfield,

The lack of build up of wind blown sand around the rocks, as well as the nail, gives this away as only being there a short time. My guess would be.....very short.

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Springfield said:
cactusjumper said:
Ellie,

Nice boot picture.

Is it your contention that the mountain is shaped by man?

Thanks,

Joe


Great boot-looking monolith and an unmistakable landmark. Made by man? Not in my opinion. Used as a marker to see from a distance? Sure.

The rock arc certainly isn't a fire ring. Cinder blocks have been around long enough to make an 1880's creation date plausible I guess, but the rocks don't look 'worn in' enough to be that old, and seem susceptible to animal disturbance. In addition, the sparse small bits of charcoal seem like they'd wash or blow away rather quickly. For these reasons, the stone arc looks fresh to me. I generally agree with the concepts you're discussing, EB, but these two markers as presented are problematical for me.

Joe & Springfield,

The monolith is a volcanic plug and it was enhanced by the hands of men. We know this due to the fact there are quite a number of other signs and features related to this boot and the site as a whole.

As far as the fire pit is concerned more charcoal can be brought to the surface by stirring it up. The main reason that I posted that particular photo is to verify that the Shadow Crescent Moon was an acceptable symbol used by the Architects and is still in use up through the 1800's to include Jacob Waltz's associates. Like I said,"B.C. or A.D." choose one, the other or both. The symbols have always stayed the same and have the same meanings. I will provide more info as time permits.

Thanks for the comments and have a great week.

EB
 

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Ellie Baba said:
.... The main reason that I posted that particular photo is to verify that the Shadow Crescent Moon was an acceptable symbol used by the Architects and is still in use up through the 1800's to include Jacob Waltz's associates. Like I said,"B.C. or A.D." choose one, the other or both. The symbols have always stayed the same and have the same meanings. I will provide more info as time permits.

Thanks for the comments and have a great week.

EB

I agree about the symbolism EB - it's emeshed in this mystery and many more. Below is a petroglyph found on the Gila River downstream from the mouth of Bear Creek in New Mexico. The archies claim it's an observation by the indigenous population commemorating a celestial event. It is obviously identified with the Muslim Nation, but it dated back millenia to the great pagan religions long before the Muslims adopted it as their own. IMO, it serves as a signpost or confirmation mark for those who know what to look for.
 

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Don Jose,

You find it unusual that ancient peoples might have used sun symbols for reasons other than treasure or mines?

Thanks in advance.

Joe
 

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HI my cholla ed, butt, friend Cactus. You posted-->

".You find it unusual that ancient peoples might have used sun symbols for reasons other than treasure or mines?

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Of course not, but that certainly does not mean that others didn't later. As I mentioned, there is a huge one up at Tayopa, and a map that calls for it.

There is another one on the north bank of the fuerte River, above a huge cave, near Tubares, that is high up on a cliff and about 10 ft in diameter. According to an old document that I had, it states -->" in the cave of the Patrona of the Indians are buried ---! This cave is marked by a sun. " English trans naturally.

I still have a picture of it somewhere. I found it as a by product on the search for the truth of the existence of the Glora Pan / Mina del peligro.

I was unable to check it out time wise, since the cave was occupied by an Indian and his herd of goats. HONGRY Fleas were everywhere.

My partner back in El Fuerte had died, it sorta broke me up and I did no further T Hunting for some years. The mine the 'Gloria Pan' and this cave are still untouched. Maybe some day ??? ORO??



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Don Jose,

"HI my spine, studded, butt, friend Cactus."

I am unsure what you mean there, but will assume you are the authority. :wink:

I am only saying that the symbol does not necessarily mean it is tied to a mine. Since the one that was pictured, spurred this part of the discussion, it is that particular petroglyph I was talking about.

Take care,

Joe
 

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HI again my good friend JOE: You posted ->


"I am unsure what you mean there, but will assume you are the authority
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I mean that we both are getting too old to try to jump over Cholla. Yes, unfortunately I AM an expert in gingerly pulling Cholla spines out of my posterior anatomy, butt, complete with the outer sheath. I will give no sympathy to ORO the first time that he backs into one.

Don Jose de la Mancha
 

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Check this out my friends. What could they possibly mean? This is an open forum correct? I would like to see how many different answers defining the symbols we could come up with.

EB
 

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Hey Yáll,

Do any of you have a better copy of this photograph?
 

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