ARKANSAS SPANISH GOLD LOCATION ****

[Frankn]

 

[ouachitacaveman]

Since the Spanish have been gone several hundred years, it's likely the marked trees are gone too. Any info. on
where the gold went afterwards ? ( buried, recovered) Any references to this story ? Very interesting since most Indians in the area were friendly. ....

 

[Frankn]

I don't know if anyone has looked for this but it looked like a well documented lead. If you are in this area, it might be your retirement fund. The springs are probably still there and the tree stumps at least will probably be there. The tree locations are shown and the markings are shown so even if the trees are gone, you still have the clues. I would guess it is the area of the dead man. Frank...

 

[troutj]

Anyone checked out overhangs north of alma? cave drawings , painted and carvings. Need a translator we'll slit it.

dirtgirl

 

[troutj]

Anyone checked out overhangs north of alma? cave drawings , painted and carvings. Need a translator we'll slit it.

dirtgirl

this is sideways





dirtgirl

 

[tlm5000]

The Spanish King, Charles II, decreed that all treasure in North America that could not be brought back to Spain before the American Indian revolt of 1685 was to be buried at least 30 feet deep or 30 feet of tunnel from the outside of the mountain. Penalty for a burying treasure too shallow was death! Hundreds of Spanish mines “pickled” (stored) refined bars of gold and silver at least 30 feet deep. Extensive death traps were incorporated to prevent the occasional robber from stealing the treasure (Do your research of “Death Traps” before digging for treasure!). Spain did send expeditions back to open old mines and send refined bars back to Spain. Many sites are still waiting to be found as the ownership of the land changed hands from French to American, Spanish to American, and many miners never made it back to Spain with the secret code to relocate the hidden caches due to time, death, disease or tragedy


Anyways most of these caches where discovered by the KGC and the symbols where updated replaced or moved. Look it up.

 

[kingguter]

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Any idea what these symbols could mean on the map of Twin Springs? Are they KGC or Spanish?

 

[Gumbeaux]

I got no idea but Im about an hr or so down the road. I would love to check it out.

 

[Toxophilite]

The Spanish King, Charles II, decreed that all treasure in North America that could not be brought back to Spain before the American Indian revolt of 1685 was to be buried at least 30 feet deep or 30 feet of tunnel from the outside of the mountain. Penalty for a burying treasure too shallow was death! Hundreds of Spanish mines “pickled” (stored) refined bars of gold and silver at least 30 feet deep. Extensive death traps were incorporated to prevent the occasional robber from stealing the treasure (Do your research of “Death Traps” before digging for treasure!). Spain did send expeditions back to open old mines and send refined bars back to Spain. Many sites are still waiting to be found as the ownership of the land changed hands from French to American, Spanish to American, and many miners never made it back to Spain with the secret code to relocate the hidden caches due to time, death, disease or tragedy




Anyways most of these caches where discovered by the KGC and the symbols where updated replaced or moved. Look it up.

Where can you look this info up Tlm5000




Does anybody know where to look up this Info about the Spanish King decree? Thank you