Secret Mystery Templar Treasure Site?

[Crow]

Gidday amigos

Some things in old Crows best interests is....( I do not recall ) However I share with you some images of forgotten Templar fortress site.

Here is a site at present being actively searched for Templar treasure caches. Ya could say its a Templar treasure hunters heaven.



The ruined village you see is much later but the village is built upon a Templar fortress. The cellars of the houses are actually part of the 13th century layers templar fortress.



Totally abandoned and neglected and over growth totally forgotten.

Crow

 

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[Crow]

The fortress was a safe haven at one time for pilgrims in the Holy land until the Saracens over ran the castle and slaughtered the Templar knight and pilgrims inside.



As each Templar fort was in essence a bank no doubt loot was there during the fall of fort? Most likely pilgrims sheltering in terror his whatever they could within the wars of the fortress and fortifications.



So not the great treasure of countless hack books on the Templars but sites of Templar treasure hoards non the same.

Crow

 

[Crow]

One could imagine pilgrims trying to flee as the Saladin's Army overran the fort and put everyone from Templar knight to women and children put to the sword.



Either that or dragged off into slavery.



If there is one thing amigos anything left behind was not recovered by those who hid it there.

Such was the brutality of the times.

Crow

 

[Madmox]

That is SUPER cool!

 

[Crow]

Gidday Amigos the beauty about the site is that it surrounded by private properties so public access is difficult. So most of all local looters have not plundered the site. Very little signs of excavations.



Most of the Archeological authorities have virtually overlooked the site because there is so many sites to survey. And so little time and the site has never been surveyed by them.



Having no modern water sewer amenities the ground has not been penetrated since the middle ages. And being a site was inhabited right into the middle of 20th century. the ancient layers of 13th century Templar Crusader foundation that the village is built on is forgotten.

But of course not forgotten by those in the know......


Crow

 

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[Crow]

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Gidday AARC

Its my pleasure amigo as I wanted to show people "real Templar locations" and not fictional ones presented in many pseudo history of books of late.

The great irony is I think more people are more interested in fictional crap than the actual real crap.

I know of many more sites in the Holy land. As well as some places in France.

But patience amigo....

Old Crow is tried....

Crow

 

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[ARC]

Well over the past few years I have found myself drawn more and more into a deeper interest in Templar.

 

[Madmox]

A very good book, worth checking out, is Born in Blood: The Lost Secrets of Freemasonry by John J Robinson. Definitely worth reading. It was well researched. It revolves around the history of the Templar’s and a peasant revolt in Britain in 1381.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Interesting posts, Crow! Thanks for the great pictures and the story behind them! I, too, await more posts!

 

[Crow]

My pleasure amigos

As you can see the ruins are in fairly isolated area.



The place was last lived in the mid 2oth century but the buildings had not changed much since the 12th century. Now trees are growing out of windows and door. Rubble everywhere. And even the village streets are overgrown.



The village itself is built on the foundations of the Templar Castle in which houses incorporated the dungeons and Cellars.The street plan was built in the confines of the original fortress.

Crow

 

[Crow]

Here is two drone shots of the site.





Crow

 

[Phil]

On a scale of 1-10 on the "coolness factor" that is a freaking 20!

Good luck Crow............I am envious.

 

[Crow]

On a scale of 1-10 on the "coolness factor" that is a freaking 20!

Good luck Crow............I am envious.

Gidday Amigo

Its my pleasure you enjoyed it.

It was my intention to show people real potential Templar treasure sites not fantasy ones. While too many obsess about a great Templar treasure they should be looking for a dispersed Templar treasure in Caches scattered around real Templar sites.

Here is drone film of the site. It had to be taken in the evening as its part of Israeli no go zone.

Crow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYsXS0FhrIo

 

[Bendsie22]

Saracen sword in one hand, Templar Sword in the other Hand.

Torso is Two Inverted Triangles, Triangles are the Sign used for secreted Gold.

Note that to the right is painted a Stylized Image of the Goddess Tanit ( Protector of Men at Sea and Treasure)

These are actual Knights Templar images painted on Stone Monoliths in New Mexico.


Good Work Crow,

 

[Bendsie22]

Carved into stone near above photo, we found 4 connected Triangles , indicating a Treasure of Gold buried below them.

 

[ECS]

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The great irony is I think more people are more interested in fictional crap than the actual real crap...

'NUFF SAID!

 

[ARC]

Saracen sword in one hand, Templar Sword in the other Hand.

Torso is Two Inverted Triangles, Triangles are the Sign used for secreted Gold.

Note that to the right is painted a Stylized Image of the Goddess Tanit ( Protector of Men at Sea and Treasure)

These are actual Knights Templar images painted on Stone Monoliths in New Mexico.


Good Work Crow,

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Not sure whre you are getting your info.

Tanit... also known as Tinnit... had nothing to do with treasure.

Also... not to put you "down" or "out" but the image your are referring to has nothing to do with Templar's IMO... and I don't see how anyone could even remotely derive the type of sword from that image.

 

[Bendsie22]

Quote: "Not sure whre you are getting your info." ( Typo sic )

Well, excuse me, I didn't know you knew that much about it.

Lets try another Test : " is this Ring in the Photo a Knights Templar Ring, a French Knights Templar Ring?"