Anyone willing to dowse this map? It would be appreciated.

fmrUSMC_0844

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Utah doesn't have much in the way of major gold placers, think it is supposed to be mostly fine and scarce. Orange is for mineral signals, but could include silver/gold veins or placers. Green for archaeological, red for loose surface down to 1-2 feet deep on places to metal detect.
 

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Hey....I feel that I have worked on this map before..If it is in SW Utah I may have been there...There was a lot of KGC activity in that area...I find a cache of gold and silver coins...It is a weak signal big worth following...Art

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Utah doesn't have much in the way of major gold placers, think it is supposed to be mostly fine and scarce. Orange is for mineral signals, but could include silver/gold veins or placers. Green for archaeological, red for loose surface down to 1-2 feet deep on places to metal detect.


Thanks for looking at it! When you say archaeological what time period could that possibly be from?
 

Hey....I feel that I have worked on this map before..If it is in SW Utah I may have been there...There was a lot of KGC activity in that area...I find a cache of gold and silver coins...It is a weak signal big worth following...Art

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Art, if you worked this map before it wasnt me that pout it up. This map is actually south of another map you looked at. but its only south by a few miles. its not in SW Utah. Thanks for looking at it! I am going to get out there when everything finally starts to thaw out around here. I have been looking at about 5 different maps from the 1800's and racking my brain trying to get everything to match with the moderna topo maps I have. Hopeffully I finally got it.
 

The largest green circle seems to be Native American and to the right of it up near the top. Most probably are just sites or possibly signs/markers.
 

The largest green circle seems to be Native American and to the right of it up near the top. Most probably are just sites or possibly signs/markers.
Thanks again for looking at it. Ill have to get out there when the ground thaws. Hopefully soon. Hopefully I will fimd some items from what I have been researching.
 

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