chalkoutline
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Fred Nolan walked past the five boulders of Nolan's Cross almost every day for years without knowing their significance. Once uncovered, he realized they formed a large "X" marks the spot and he dug at the center to find a 6th stone; the head stone, but he found no treasure.
Every video ive seen regarding Nolan's Cross, approach the cross as one peice of a bigger puzzle. One expert superimposed the tree of life on top to identify potential treasure sites. Other researchers drew lines from points on the cross to other markers on the island looking for intersectng/triangulation points.
What if Nolan's Cross is not a peice of a larger puzzle?
What if all the clues you need are right there but hidden.
In the attached PDF, i contend that Nolan's Cross was constructed using sacred geometry but the location of one boulder (Cone A) was intentionally altered to prevent finding the true treasure location.
Therefore, all you have to do is use the other boulders of Nolan's Cross to calculate the true location of Cone A and you know where to dig.
All the clues are there. No map is needed, nothing is written down. All you need are the boulder locations, the golden ratio (1.618) and know how to multiple.
Simple but Elegant!
Every video ive seen regarding Nolan's Cross, approach the cross as one peice of a bigger puzzle. One expert superimposed the tree of life on top to identify potential treasure sites. Other researchers drew lines from points on the cross to other markers on the island looking for intersectng/triangulation points.
What if Nolan's Cross is not a peice of a larger puzzle?
What if all the clues you need are right there but hidden.
In the attached PDF, i contend that Nolan's Cross was constructed using sacred geometry but the location of one boulder (Cone A) was intentionally altered to prevent finding the true treasure location.
Therefore, all you have to do is use the other boulders of Nolan's Cross to calculate the true location of Cone A and you know where to dig.
All the clues are there. No map is needed, nothing is written down. All you need are the boulder locations, the golden ratio (1.618) and know how to multiple.
Simple but Elegant!







