OK, Im curious..

[pyledriver]

OK, I'm curious..

There's enough in this world I don't understand..so let's add a little to it! Maybe, if we're lucky anyway!! The below pic is of an area that has a good bit of history. Naturally only one part of that history currently has my interest! What do y'all think about this area?

 

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[aarthrj3811]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Diamonds in a glass jar

 

[pyledriver]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Thanks for the replies! I'll work on this information...

 

[teleprospector]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Hi there pyledriver,
Dowsing revealed a silver and gold coin cache in 5 glass jars 1-1/2' deep about 35 lbs of coins.
I would like to go over the photo again this weekend but for now you have something to get you started.

Redowse 10/17/10
An additional gold coin/jewellry hit ( not a cache) in or near the white circle near the riverbank.
Art's diamond hit also contains gold jewellry but I picked up that it's in a metal box in the area of the orange circle.
Thanks for posting your picture,
Jon

 

[pyledriver]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Thanks guys! I'm working out my schedule to go check this stuff out..

So far I'll say that what y'all have come up with is more than I expected!

 

[Red_desert]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Diamonds in a glass jar

Art, there are both raw & cut diamonds in a jar... clear, pink diamonds and some of a fairly large size.

 

[aarthrj3811]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

~Red_desert~

Art, there are both raw & cut diamonds in a jar... clear, pink diamonds and some of a fairly large size.

I seldom Dowse as to size and shape…Where Diamonds are concerned I do not have enough knowledge about them to form the proper questions…Art

 

[Red_desert]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

I wanted to stop at Crater of Diamonds state park, on the way to Arizona, my last trip. The park was down for improvements...but the diamond mine was still open. I've been working on it for a long time, would still like to take a trip there to diamond dowse, maybe this spring. I've found that in dowsing, you can tell the difference between unaltered, that is rough diamonds and the cut ones. Then, color too...if you're up to it on signal strength. Size, well...a tiny diamond can be distinguished from a larger size. I didn't say how large, just faily large, not to specific way of saying larger.

Anyway, I would sure enjoy taking a diamond dowsing trip sometime, back in the 1990s stopped at Crater of diamonds 2 days, to check it out. Lots of pretty rocks there.

Oh, here is something that helps, if you're not sure of the signal Discrimination charts. You focus your mind on the map (or parts of it) while holding a pendulum over the chart. I use my rods for map dowsing, but these charts work too!

I print out the charts 3 1/2" x 4 1/8" at a resolution of 300, stick them to solid, firm cardboard...then spray with a fixative.

 

[CaptJohn]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

WoW! I don't know, diamonds in a jar? Wow, how do u do that. Okay, I know, but can't bring myself to put in the time to do it. Any How. I have tried dowsing at the Crater Of diamonds in Ar. SO MAY SIGNALS I COULDN"T pick just one!!!!! Couldn't determine depth due to so many signals. I tried several spots where I got a signal, but didn't find one, so many signals, it was frustrating. I did find one small diamond, jsut from digging, but in an area where I had a strong singal(s).

 

[Red_desert]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

WoW! I don't know, diamonds in a jar? Wow, how do u do that. Okay, I know, but can't bring myself to put in the time to do it. Any How. I have tried dowsing at the Crater Of diamonds in Ar. SO MAY SIGNALS I COULDN"T pick just one!!!!! Couldn't determine depth due to so many signals. I tried several spots where I got a signal, but didn't find one, so many signals, it was frustrating. I did find one small diamond, jsut from digging, but in an area where I had a strong singal(s).

Well, that clay sticks to everything...you would have to keep checking with the rods until the target is out and use the rods to locate it. Then keep what you dowse until later, when time to wash, clean up the stones. If dry conditions, just rub off the dirt and inspect.

For checking depth, the rods uncross as you guess deeper than the signal.

 

[Rustus]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

I know the thread is a bit oldish but I thought I'd give this one a scan. For practice, if nothing else.

When I saw the post, I did not scroll down to see other results. I simply questioned for artifacts, historical gold and silver coins and a "cache of coins or historic valuables." ("Historic" equaling 75 - 100 years old or more. ) For me, the rods indicated no gold coins on the map.

Artifacts are in red, Silver coins are in white and the caches are blue squares. I did not go for depth and probably should have. (I can give that a try if you'd like.)

Note - The one blue square with white outline is almost a direct match to Teleprospector's hit so I'd definitely start there! Very strong signal for that one as well.

Would love to hear field results!

 

[aarthrj3811]

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~Rustus~

Would love to hear field results!

Hey Rustus…..That is a very important thing that should happen every time a map is Dowsed…Does not happen very often….I for one I would like to know if I am right or wrong, close or far away etc.….Art

 

[Mr.Jody]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

wow....almost the same location with 2 different people... 8)

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Evening Jody, make it three, but do it honestly, don't anticipate.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[Mr.Jody]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

Hey Don,
interesting stuff indeed this is...

 

[Red_desert]

Re: OK, I'm curious..

I decided to do a dowsing with my rods of the map also. The signals are marked by Xs. One had a good gold signal, put a circle around the x.