Sunken Treasure in Southeast Alaska

[geowizard]

Guys and gals,

Southeast Alaska is loaded with sunken treasure. There's buried treasure on dry land too!

I have been investigating DATA. Data from Dighem Geophysical Surveys that reveals electromagnetic anomalies just the same as a powerful metal detector. Follow me on a personal tour of Gold, Silver and Copper deposits that are ripe for the pickin'.

You claim 'em, you own 'em!

- Geowizard

 

[geowizard]

Dighem is an electromagnetic survey system that operates the same as a FDEM (aka VLF) metal detector. It has full discrimination capabilities. It will discriminate gold and silver and copper from Iron and other metals.

I have done some research on the behavior of Dighem in Saltwater. What is the response?

I have survey data from survey lines flown over seawater aka saltwater!

Here's an example:



This survey line crosses an island in Southeast Alaska. Yellow is "Gold".

1. Gold has almost zero resistivity (red line). Gold is highly conductive!
2. Gold has a phase (phi) less than ten (10).
3. Copper is thirty (30). Between 10 and 30 is a mixture!

The survey line shows saltwater on both ends = both sides of the island. We are viewing the west end.
The two single yellow zones are copper-silver-gold.

- Geowizard

 

[geowizard]

Summary so far, forward thinking and questions:

Saltwater is conductive. Gold and silver are conductive. What about freshwater in saltwater? is it possible?

Are there Gold laden hydrothermal (geothermal) hot springs in the sea?

Do fresh water creeks and rivers flow into the sea? Might they carry Gold into the diluted salt water? Gold is more conductive than diluted saltwater! Can we find Gold in a fresh water zone in seawater?

- Geowizard

 

[geowizard]

Alaska Shipwrecks

Category:Shipwrecks of the Alaska coast - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I have found probable shipwrecks using Dighem data. A single point 100 meters long on a rock strewn beach.

Ships in stormy seas seek fair harbor! Harbors are shallow in places and have boulders on the sea floor the size of houses. Swells in the tide lift the ship and drop it on the rocks. The sailors that flee the sinking ship suffer the same fate.

- Geowizard

 

[geowizard]

Captains of ships and submarines run their doomed ships/boats onto the beach. In wartime, it happened every day!

Gold miners are known to survive out of several hundred passengers on a sinking passenger ship. They obtain a life boat and flee the ship into stormy seas never to be seen again.

- Geowizard

 

[Carl-NC]

DIGHEM is basically an induction metal detector, and I doubt there is any way you can simply draw a line and say "anything below this phase is gold." If that were true, hobby detectors would have far better discrimination than they do. Gold (natural or processed) responds over a very wide range of phases. I also doubt DIGHEM has the sensitivity to detect a relatively small gold deposit as you might find in a shipwreck. Big ore bodies? Sure. But even the classic treasure chest full of gold? Show me.

For years you've sung the praises of DIGHEM and suggested you've used aerial data to locate hundreds if not thousands of gold sites (and, now, sunken treasure!), yet you have failed to show a single flake of gold from all this. You might generate some real interest by going to one of these sites and hauling out some gold. You've mentioned that at least one showed "negative depth," meaning the gold is on the surface. Charter another chopper ride in there and show us some ground truthing.

 

[geowizard]

Buried Treasure on dry land and the quest for gov and special interest control;

I often find GOLD, precious metals and and base metal deposits on the islands in Southeast Alaska! It has been buried there for millions of years. The US Forest service in concert with certain "special interest groups" have designated much of Southeast Alaska as Wilderness. There is good news!

They did not cover all of the GOLD, precious metals and Base metals! They only covered the known deposits!

I am forever surprised by how often government and special interests fail at what they do best! They do not know about the unknown deposits! Gotta love it! Makes me giggle all over! He-He-He you smart a$$ed dummies!

- Geowizard

 

[geowizard]

Southeast Alaska is a Work in Progress;

I am discouraged by what I see as continuous infringement on the public domain from every corner of the spectrum. Protectionist special interest groups, marinas, parks, scenic areas, wilderness and a goodie list of other self serving entities continue to encroach on our natural mineral resources.

It prompts me to work harder to reveal and make public the mineral resources that remain!

-- Geowizard