Freemason lighthouse from the 1700s

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Freemason lighthouse from the 1700's

:wink: OK ,this one should be hot. :D
many of you remember "Dem bones"
skull and cross bones,
john swifts silver mine,
a 1421 Chinese coin,
a 1790 German coin ,
a 1804 stash of 500,000 silver coins .
viking looking artifacts.
solstice caves and so on.
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I have speculated the skull and cross bones i have seen where the work of the free masons and they where dated to the mid 1700's. but the proof was not really there for such a skeptical world.
the boards and boxes are all the same, some call them Indian bent wood coffins, some call them shipping crates. but all agree they exist.
finally after years of searching i was pointed to a cave with more then a skull and a few bones.
it is big , it has broken boxes , wood dowels, cloth, leather and body parts all over, i came to the conclusion it is a Spanish lighthouse/smelter that was attacked.
but after looking out the entrance i see the mark of the freemasons.
if you look of in the distance you see open ocean on the west coast of America, if the ship looks up the channel , they would see the sign of the freemasons, they would know it was a safe run straight to the light, as long as the light was seen they where safe, Vere off and they end up on the rocks. they would head to it and end up at the old lost Spanish town of ????? . my guess would be , nova albion. :help:
 

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No Canadian here, but I can tell you two things:

1. If law enforcement had actually been contacted those caves would be crawling with cops until they knew for sure that they were Native American or old graves of colonists or non-Native Canadians. RCMP wouldn't just ignore human remains. They are a police agency. Police agencies take remains very seriously, even when they aren't associated with a crime.

2. Once they were found to be non-criminal, the proper groups (i.e.; native preservation societies, local tribes, historical societies and local municipalities) would either limit access or bring archeologists in to properly preserve and or study the site.

Reminds me a little of a supposed 300 year old homicide here in smAlbany about a year ago....

http://www.thenewsroom.com/details/2257031

This was the initial story. There were several after that. Some stating that it is thought that Arentje Coeymans was murdered and research needed to be done to possibly confirm that she was. I haven't heard anything since summer 08. The point here is that the police took this VERY seriously until they confirmed the skull was an old burial (and I've seen several similar cases in the news in the ast couple of years). Somehow I don't think one of the most prestigious police forces in the world would ignore a report of human remains in any cave...and I know that Native Americans wouldn't ignore it either. Here in the US, if it was thought that these were Native American burials hmmm would find himself in really hot water for poking around in those caves. My guess is that the laws up in Canada aren't much different. If I were you hmmm, I wouldn't continue to poke around in those caves without permission from the local municipality.
 

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skrimpy, i wish, i took the cops out there 3 years ago, hopeing it would lead to a archeologist being sent down, i am still waiting. they where shocked the herritage branch promised to send me one 20 years prior, i told the cops, "i am still waiting". they have the cross.
i think what i have found is the remains of one of king george's 3rd colonies . a colonie that was set up to far away, all the colonists where massacured and hidden in caves, it all adds up.
:read2: does any one know what it took to set up one of the coloniesin 1770, how many people, where there royal blood sent with the colonists, etc. :read2:
ironic how john swift was minning just befor this. :tongue3:
 

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hmmm said:
skrimpy, i wish, i took the cops out there 3 years ago, hopeing it would lead to a archeologist being sent down, i am still waiting. they where shocked the herritage branch promised to send me one 20 years prior, i told the cops, "i am still waiting". they have the cross.
i think what i have found is the remains of one of king george's 3rd colonies . a colonie that was set up to far away, all the colonists where massacured and hidden in caves, it all adds up.
:read2: does any one know what it took to set up one of the coloniesin 1770, how many people, where there royal blood sent with the colonists, etc. :read2:
ironic how john swift was minning just befor this. :tongue3:

From wiki:
First Nations communities have surrounded the Strait of Georgia for thousands of years. The first European exploration, however, was undertaken by Captain Jose Maria Narvaez and Pilot Juan Carrasco of Spain, in 1791. At this time Francisco de Eliza gave the strait the name of "Gran Canal de Nuestra Señora del Rosario la Marinera." In 1792, however, it was renamed for King George III as the "Gulf of Georgia" by George Vancouver of Great Britain, during his extensive expedition along the west coast of North America. Vancouver designated the mainland in this region as New Georgia, and farther north as New Hanover and New Bremen.

The June 23, 1946 Vancouver Island earthquake shocked the Strait of Georgia region, causing the bottom of Deep Bay to sink between 2.7 m (9 ft) and 25.6 m (84 ft).

This is a very interesting thread!
 

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I changed my mind it may not make 3 pages. Can you clean this badge up a bit, or has it already been IDed?
 

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plehbah said:
As much as I enjoy these tales, I feel inclined to chime in, albeit briefly.


I am a professional archaeologist. I have worked with various tribes regarding the mitigation or reclamation of human burials.


I could have an angry militant American Indian and a state senator out there faster than you could lick the water out of your eyeball, and absolutely no person will issue any sort of exploration or excavation permit to you for human remains.

Good day, Sir!

I am going to guess that you have found the lair of an extinct dragon that ate hobos and then collected the houses they lived in, thus explaining neatly "dem boxes".

Piles of hobo gold are just around the corner.........
MR RPOFECIONAL ARCHEOLOGIST , I DO NOT TAKE THREATS LIGHTLY.
I WILL GO THROUGH AND RE READ YOUR POSTS BUT FOR NOW ,SORRY TO SAY BUT YOUR PROFECIONAL IMPUT IS NOT REALY WELCOME ON MY THREADS. IF YOU WILL EXCUSE ME, WE BURRIED ANOTHER FRIEND TODAY, SO I AM GOING TO GO BE WITH THE FAMILY.
I DO REALISE THIS IS A EMPTY ATEMPT AT A VALID THREAT THAT COULD COME FROM ANY ONE ,GOOD DAY TO YOU SIR.
 

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hmmm said:
plehbah said:
As much as I enjoy these tales, I feel inclined to chime in, albeit briefly.


I am a professional archaeologist. I have worked with various tribes regarding the mitigation or reclamation of human burials.


I could have an angry militant American Indian and a state senator out there faster than you could lick the water out of your eyeball, and absolutely no person will issue any sort of exploration or excavation permit to you for human remains.

Good day, Sir!
MR RPOFECIONAL ARCHEOLOGIST , I DO NOT TAKE THREATS LIGHTLY.






Oh brother.

Anyway - it's hardly a threat. As ridiculous as this topic is - you take that post seriously? I think john swift would be disappointed in you.

This topic is another train wreck.
 

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Montana Jim said:
This topic is another train wreck.

A train wreck that never goes away. :icon_pale:
 

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I want more pop corn !!! :occasion14:
 

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TnMountains said:
I want more pop corn !!! :occasion14:
You should buy the popcorn machnie this one should get hot.
 

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I didnt realize what I was missing here. May go 3 pages.cinema.webp
 

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Hi Hmmm. Holes in skulls sounds like you your about to add "The Wreck of the Batavia" to the list which consists of

freemason light house no evidence

British coin which can be found in more than 40 coutries by the millions

plain victorian era button 1850

A hook that looks modern.

there was quite a few King Georges and your badge has which one ??//

The english writer of "treasure island"

an old cross ??????

skull with a hole in it "Wreck of the Batavia"

smugglers ?????

What next :laughing7: :laughing7: :laughing7:


tinpan
 

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I have enjoyed reading this thread. I can appreciate Hmmm's enthusiasm and open ended thinking.
However, there are a few issues that can not be ignored. I do not believe Law enforcement agencies
would simply ignore a body. The might ignore it after it has been properly unearthed, removed and studied, IE store it in a box on a shelf in a lab. No way would they simply disregard human remains and draw any conclusions on remains that they have not studied in a lab. I am certain there are numerous universities, colleges and other institutes of high education who if you turned over your findings to their anthropology/archaeology departments would be happy to proceed with studying what you have found. It is up to you how you proceed and your objectives will determine the path you choose. Your threads are very engaging and you can always switch to writing adventure stories if crime scene/ archaeological site tampering doesn't work out. I urge you to support the archaeological record and respect the dead. and their place as a potentially important part of human history and turn it over to the proper authorities.

mjak
 

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plehbah said:
Hey, hmmmm.

I was not threatening anyone, I was merely participating in the thread. Do I tell you how to do YOUR job?

I think not.

If you would like it hot though, PM me your personal info and some GPS coordinates and I will get the party van ready to meet you at the site.

Stay outta those caves, boy-o, and read every work on this link:

http://www.asimovonline.com/oldsite/Essays/rationality.html
sorry bout the out burst, i know you where not serious, unfortunitly i have had my fair share of threats. if you are realy A arch you could help , do you realy think these are indian burial caves.
 

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bigcypresshunter said:
I changed my mind it may not make 3 pages. Can you clean this badge up a bit, or has it already been IDed?
I looked back and remember, i think i figured the face was king george the 5th. but now i see the face looks to the left on the front .hmmm. it may very well have been placed on the victium , at a later date,then buried, to hide it.
:) fliped thats better :read2:
befor i lost the badge in hopes of getting some intrest from boat archeologist. i did show it to them , befor it fell out of the holes in my pockit. luckly , befor i lost it, i took good photos of the back, i found some very small righting and you can realy make out the faces.
???
 

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Look what we found in the sand hills of Nebraska. why we were putting in a septic tank we uncovered the tip and just keep digging till we found this.
 

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