Hi Guys!
I want your second opinion regarding this marking on a big boulder lying on a north side slope of an old japanese foxhole. I believe that this big boulder have just been moved to to this place to cover the original entrance to tunnel and the marking on its south-east end is not the result of weathering but intentionally curved to marked the entrance to the said tunnel. The standing blue PVC pipe is 8 feet long and so is the bamboo stick (which is laid on the ground along the magnetic north-south line - joining the the two boulders). The big boulder had already slide down 2 to 3 feet from its original position after we have removed small stones and soils filed-up on its south-west perimeter that have separated it to a more fixed sedimentary rocks further west. According to some treasure hunters, one tradition of the Japanese tunnel builder is to have the entrance facing south so when you enter the tunnel your are facing north.
This same boulder is also dead trap as confirmed by its position and a small boulder in the form of a "turtle head" which we have already removed. The "Turtle head" boulder original position is just 5 feet south of this marked end of the big boulder. Futher south (about 21 feet from this marked end, was a 3 feet diameter (almost perfect sphere) boulder with a "Y" symbol engraved on it.
Welfred
I want your second opinion regarding this marking on a big boulder lying on a north side slope of an old japanese foxhole. I believe that this big boulder have just been moved to to this place to cover the original entrance to tunnel and the marking on its south-east end is not the result of weathering but intentionally curved to marked the entrance to the said tunnel. The standing blue PVC pipe is 8 feet long and so is the bamboo stick (which is laid on the ground along the magnetic north-south line - joining the the two boulders). The big boulder had already slide down 2 to 3 feet from its original position after we have removed small stones and soils filed-up on its south-west perimeter that have separated it to a more fixed sedimentary rocks further west. According to some treasure hunters, one tradition of the Japanese tunnel builder is to have the entrance facing south so when you enter the tunnel your are facing north.
This same boulder is also dead trap as confirmed by its position and a small boulder in the form of a "turtle head" which we have already removed. The "Turtle head" boulder original position is just 5 feet south of this marked end of the big boulder. Futher south (about 21 feet from this marked end, was a 3 feet diameter (almost perfect sphere) boulder with a "Y" symbol engraved on it.
Welfred
