new mexico

[BLACKFOOT]

some signs i have found

 

[Old Dog]

Blackfoot,

there is certainly some good rock art here.

In your newer pictures the one sign that stands out is a sun sign.
if Spanish depicts a mine or cave in the area.
look for pointers close to it that may have been missed.
Also look for confimation markers.

Thom

 

[rangler]

Blackfoot
Greetings ..you found some very nice signs there!

Your first pic says

"Gold there is, and rubies in abundance,
but lips that speak knowledge are a rare jewel."
{now this means more about knowledge than rubies..so understand..but gold will probably be present}

Take the correct compass heading from this first pic rock ... it might be as close as 20 feet or more perhaps measured in varas/brazos/paces/meters

In the background of your first photo is a shadow sign, it is the top half of a 'keystone' symbol
it is literally telling you to 'look' for the key stone..which will be at the above compass heading and one of those distances. This will be your Omega Monument site.

I think that this might be a French/Jesuit site.

I believe your lay out-here is an Alpha of the very late period of Jesuit Era because it is small, subtle and done pretty much in a hurry.

I agree with Old Dog on the meaning of the 'donut' sign..its is a gold and or silver mine close by. I expect it not to be the classic tunnel mine, but the old style, Spanish pit mine. hence the larger circle showing the rim of the pit mine and the smaller circle , showing the bottom of the pit mine,,
this will be filled in however..if rich you wouldn't even find the tailings.If it was worked out..it will be left open..and just slumped in from the elements.

Good luck brother, I hope you find the goods
rangler
'68 s.o.g.

 

[VICTORIO]

" this will be filled in however "

Rangler can you explain what you mean by this. That it will be filled in.

 

[rangler]

"I agree with Old Dog on the meaning of the 'donut' sign..its is a gold and or silver mine close by. I expect it not to be the classic tunnel mine, but the old style, Spanish pit mine. hence the larger circle showing the rim of the pit mine and the smaller circle ,

showing the bottom of the pit mine,,
this will be filled in however..

if rich you wouldn't even find the tailings.If it was worked out..it will be left open..and just slumped in from the elements."

simply meaning that the pit mine will be filled in,,naturally if it was worked out or purposly if rich ore was left
in any case the Kings' share will be nearby, if not recovered by the Kings men.

hope it clears it up for you...Victorio

rangler

"Gold there is, and rubies in abundance, but lips that speak knowledge are a rare jewel."