MAP DOWSING

dlx · Sep 17, 2016

Red till now you are the only one that i believe cause you found on a other thread a location that i know its 100% correct. From next month i think i can put here on the forum some proof

And if you want to believe... If i get something nice from all this i wanna send you then a gift... (if you wanna believe me offcourse.)
It's all about karma

morbiusandneo · Sep 18, 2016

dlx,

Yes, proof is excellent idea, because there are so very, very many haters that just do not believe in dowsing because of lack of proof. Great idea!! I look forward to it my friend. HAPPY HUNTING!! :treasurechest:

dlx said:
Red till now you are the only one that i believe cause you found on a other thread a location that i know its 100% correct. From next month i think i can put here on the forum some proof

And if you want to believe... If i get something nice from all this i wanna send you then a gift... (if you wanna believe me offcourse.)
It's all about karma

Red_desert · Sep 18, 2016

Whatever happens, I like to be happy and enjoy the hobby, in the best, the most interesting of ways possible (with dowsing being my favorite method). :coffee2:

Not all of us can visit the places which are full of many treasures....then we listen to the adventures of other treasure hunters.

dlx · Sep 19, 2016

morbiusandneo said:
dlx,

Yes, proof is excellent idea, because there are so very, very many haters that just do not believe in dowsing because of lack of proof. Great idea!! I look forward to it my friend. HAPPY HUNTING!!

Haters gonna hate hehe... if i find something offcourse i will post it here as a proof

Wish you a nice week my friend and thank you

dlx · Sep 19, 2016

Red_desert said:
Whatever happens, I like to be happy and enjoy the hobby, in the best, the most interesting of ways possible (with dowsing being my favorite method). Not all of us can visit the places which are full of many treasures....then we listen to the adventures of other treasure hunters.

I dont see someone else helping/marking/dowsing my maps

But if i get something out of it believe me i book you tickets to Greece and then we can hunt together

I know many places here hehe

Red_desert · Sep 19, 2016

Red circle is to mark areas, of loose or surface coins/treasure and artifacts of value, down to 1-2 feet deep.
Red line box (or solid filled circles) for very deep coins/treasure or artifacts of value.
Green in general is a color indicator, I use for various other targets mostly archaeological (old ruins or foundations but especially those non-metallic objects such as Indian flints, glass, pottery, carved stone with treasure signs).

dlx · Sep 19, 2016

i cant thank you enuff my friend for taking the time to look at my maps.... maybe i go tommorow to my village.... if i get something i tell you the news

Red_desert · Sep 20, 2016

I didn't mark these green circles last time, could even be non-metallic objects.

morbiusandneo · Sep 21, 2016

I hope your metal detector makes many of those beautiful gold sounds!! :coins:

HAPPY HUNTING!!

dlx · Sep 21, 2016

Red_desert said:
I didn't mark these green circles last time, could even be non-metallic objects.

Ok i will check those circles too

thank you alot my friend

dlx · Sep 21, 2016

morbiusandneo said:
I hope your metal detector makes many of those beautiful gold sounds!!

HAPPY HUNTING!!

I hope ot to my friend thank you alot... If i get something i will post it here

aarthrj3811 · Sep 22, 2016

I have gold bars buried 2 foot under a odd shaped rock

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dlx · Sep 23, 2016

Red_desert said:
Red circle is to mark areas, of loose or surface coins/treasure and artifacts of value, down to 1-2 feet deep.
Red line box (or solid filled circles) for very deep coins/treasure or artifacts of value.
Green in general is a color indicator, I use for various other targets mostly archaeological (old ruins or foundations but especially those non-metallic objects such as Indian flints, glass, pottery, carved stone with treasure signs).

Red i got here some pictures from kouts_spiti... if you can check this and i go next week for the search. thank you alot

aarthrj3811 · Sep 23, 2016

First of all i have to thank you very much for your interest @aarthrj3811. what is your odd shape look like? because all rocks here are limestone with different types of shaped.

Then you should know which rock looks odd. In these 8 photos I get a weak signal. It maybe gold coins buried in some kind of pottery

Barton · Sep 23, 2016

jeolog,

Here is how to find your spot. Grid out the ground with string in a square grid.
Search the area with a Pulse Star metal detector and a 18 inch search coil
Then search it again from an other direction with a one meter search coil.
Then you have a recovery or know it is no longer there.

morbiusandneo · Sep 26, 2016

Oh my!! If he doesn't have that type of equipment already, that will cost a lot of money to get started with buying such equipment new from dealers....

Barton said:
jeolog,

Here is how to find your spot. Grid out the ground with string in a square grid.
Search the area with a Pulse Star metal detector and a 18 inch search coil
Then search it again from an other direction with a one meter search coil.
Then you have a recovery or know it is no longer there.

aarthrj3811 · Sep 26, 2016

A set of Dowsing rods will make good start. They can be made from metal coat hangers. This will give you a start and let you know if you can do dowsing.. http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/dowsing/10838-

aarthrj3811 · Sep 26, 2016

move the rock in the direction the arrow points

Red_desert · Sep 26, 2016

At the moment I'm really short of time for checking photos or maps. I did crop down to enlarge, pic #5 for a better look in the rock area. Are these stones from some type of ruins? The general location doesn't seem to be a good place for deep excavation. Probably will want to check your photos for shallow targets for using a coin detector.

I do notice some shapes on the rocks, remind me of Spanish stones here in the SW USA. Then I've also seen photos of guerilla fighter cache sites in Greece, that were full of carved stones.

dlx · Sep 27, 2016

Red_desert said:
At the moment I'm really short of time for checking photos or maps. I did crop down to enlarge, pic #5 for a better look in the rock area. Are these stones from some type of ruins? The general location doesn't seem to be a good place for deep excavation. Probably will want to check your photos for shallow targets for using a coin detector.

I do notice some shapes on the rocks, remind me of Spanish stones here in the SW USA. Then I've also seen photos of guerilla fighter cache sites in Greece, that were full of carved stones.

We have moved this stones from my house at the village... This stones was at the wall... I am more interested in the location Red... I will post a stone that i found in that area but i dont know where they came from or from what it is.