Would you say the "Priest Stone" is the decoding key for the other 2 stone maps?

[Carl995]

Would you say the "Priest Stone" is the decoding key for the other 2 stone maps?

This is for the people that still believe in the Peralta stone maps. I do believe that the carver had knowledge of or been in the supers a lot to be able to put the codes that were on the saguaros to stone, fake or not. The symbols on the saguaros are real & really old!!
And coincidence or not there was a saguaro with a cross in the arm pointing like the priest.

Just curious? The priest stone looks like the key or a decoding phrase to me.

 

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[wrmickel1]

Carrol

No, each stone stands on its own. Except the trail map witch is three stones. And they are not made from saguaro marks! How proved that crap!

Wrmickel1

 

[Carl995]

Carrol

No, each stone stands on its own. Except the trail map witch is three stones. And they are not made from saguaro marks! How proved that crap!

Wrmickel1

How proved that crap!

can you elaborate on this? i'm not sure what you are saying. thx!!

 

[wrmickel1]

Ohh, who proved that crap with the saguaros

 

[Carl995]

Ohh, who proved that crap with the saguaros

Well the saguaros have daggers, hearts & crosses very aged carvings on them designating the areas. also have a turtle.
The aging can't be faked. So I would say that's proof in itself?

 

[wrmickel1]

No, you said the maps were made from those marks by someone familiar with the area!

 

[Carl995]

The way I see it, The codes would have to be on the saguaros first, then the maps made. or simultaneously.

 

[wrmickel1]

No, not at all, common markers meanings. Mark your trail to get back I guess. Never seen any myself.

 

[Carl995]

No, not at all, common markers meanings. Mark your trail to get back I guess. Never seen any myself.

I've seen & photographed many when I was a teen helping my dad out there.

 

[wrmickel1]

Too thin, did you and father find anything.
And what nice memories to have. Pure treasure there.

Wrmickel1

 

[azdave35]

Too thin, did you and father find anything.
And what nice memories to have. Pure treasure there.

Wrmickel1

carrol's dad found a treasure using cactus markers...its was the kings fifth....more that any stoner will ever find using the stone maps

 

[Carl995]

carrol's dad found a treasure using cactus markers...its was the kings fifth....more that any stoner will ever find using the stone maps

Maybe the priest stone is an abbreviation of the other 3 stone maps? go thru the cross area, then the heart area?

 

[wrmickel1]

Pics please, And if he did I will guess it to be Silver. And with a metal detector.

Wrmickel1

 

[Carl995]

I remember going the direction of the saguaro arm with a cross in it along a large wash, I ran across a stone with a cross in it,
but the heart area is further north (per the markings on the saguaros).

 

[wrmickel1]

No, Trail first the other two any order. Stand alone maps same as the crosses, different site! 100 percent on that.

 

[wrmickel1]

And was I right on the Silver

 

[wrmickel1]

And who's dad!

 

[azdave35]

Pics please, And if he did I will guess it to be Silver. And with a metal detector.

Wrmickel1

pics of what

 

[wrmickel1]

carrol's dad found a treasure using cactus markers...its was the kings fifth....more that any stoner will ever find using the stone maps

I'm not so down with that assumption, I could name a few who's found more in value or not. But if I new what the Kings fifth was sold for I could tell you yes or no. Real fast.

 

[wrmickel1]

pics of what

Pics of the kings fifth