Please Help Me on these Stone Markers

[poisonivy]

hello pls help me i need to know what is the meaning of P.O. 1039 it is engraved in a small metal part of a metal that is 16kgs in weight and when u formed the part of every metal the power always when out.......................i need hlp with other stone markings ......................

 

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[dragonfinder]

Talking of stone markers. Is anybody here can send me the meanings of Japanese treasure codes and signs and their symbols. i need it for our research. Please email to me at [email protected].
Thanks.

 

[Ecominer]

Welfred,

I have a number of things to say about your rocks, but I don?t know if there is room or time to tell it all.

A. Your compass direction of 5 degrees off north is probably meaningless, since magnetic north has changed a number of times and locations since 1945. With a little research you could find out where magnetic north was during that year and see if it really points to something that stands out. I would imagine your line is at that location.

B. You need to find out what kind of measuring system the Japanese used in 1942. They were probably metric and not feet, but I don?t have a clue.

C. If it?s true the guerrilla's could have been responsible for the bullets, then the local priest was probably trained by a Spaniard or someone of Spanish extraction. If so, the guerrilla's could have been hiding supplies or a treasure, since they were attacking the Japanese.

D. Historically speaking the symbols I see are not of Japanese origin, but possibly of Spanish origin. If you look at the bottom picture at the bottom of the rock you see the broken edge that looks like an inverted V pointing at an approximate 35 degree angle. It is pointing at something in this direction. Whatever it is will probably be within eyesight if you knock down all the foliage, if there is any.

E. For future reference, and for all you other sign and symbol hunters, you might carry some artist charcoal sticks in your backpack. When you find rocks like this, mark what ever looks like a sign and take a picture of it. This is better than white chalk like I see a number of picture have, and gives better definitions. The next time it rains the chalk will wash off.

I?ll stop at this point, in case there are others who want to discuss the probability I?m wrong. Some of you are on the right track with some of the symbols you see. If you want to hear the rest of my thoughts I will continue later.

 

[Tigr50]

Spindle9:
the top picture looks very much like the Kanji for "thousand". I don't know about the fish-looking one.
Cheers
Deb

 

[welfred]

Where is the treasure

Where is the treasure?

Guys,

After probing for almost a year on Site-A, I am presenting some information here to get some second thoughts from you guys before going on deep digging and rocks breaking. I will give a share to the first one who will be able to give the right location and be able to convince me where to look for the suppose treasure in the site when it is finally found. That?s a promise. Beside, this will be a good exercise on Japanese ?stone markings? ! If you have a good knowledge in reading stone markings, I might need your services in the future. Are you ready?

Go to this link to see and study the pictures:

http://photos.yahoo.com/trabaholang2003

Other info:

1. Give-away bars was reportedly retrieved from this site by someone just a few years after the war. The exact location of the find is unknown.

2. The Site-A is located in one of the islands in Visayas.


Contact me thru my e-mail address:

[email protected]

Good luck and God Bless.

Welfred

 

[JACKOJohn Stanwix]

Hank--- Nov. 2004 is when this post started and I started in Oct. or Nov. myself. From the last post looks like this has come to a close or am I reading it wrong. Copied the pictures and will look but everyone has covered it pretty good. I probably can't add anything.


Jacko