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"Miffs" you...? How so...? Ask Finder-Keepers on their web-site... they are involved in BOTH O.I. & B.T.; heh...
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"Miffs" you...? How so...? Ask Finder-Keepers on their web-site... they are involved in BOTH O.I. & B.T.; heh...
Do you mean Mary Bauer Hall's 1938 excavation of the Bruton Parish vault of Francis Bacon that contains Templar treasure, Shakespeare's works, and so on? Then there is that 17th century Bruton Parish vestryman, Captain Thomas Beale, that some have attempted to connect to the 1885 Beale Papers.Marie and her husband were very intelligent. She was right on with her predictions and she found the old Baptist Church exactly as she said it would be with exact measurements. She found the upper part of the vault holding the Templar Treasures but the Rockefeller Foundation shut her down. Put up a high fence and dug up everything in the cemetery. They did not find the contents in the vault though they had already been removed.
Why is it that the arena of treasure legends/tales is crammed full of, "the treasure had already been removed." At some point folks just have to accept that, "the alleged treasure was never really ever there."
What strikes me as being so unusual in this is that treasure hunters are, for the most part, at least reasonably intelligent people, and yet they will continue to believe in the existence of many of these fabled treasures despite all of the evidences and cold hard facts to the contrary.
Oak Island, The Beale, etc., etc., etc.,....not so much as a stitch of provenance to them and yet they will put boots on the ground and spend their entire lives chasing things that clearly don't exist, or that they can't even establish as being real. Is it just to have an adventure, have something to do in the great outdoors? Is it the promise of fame and wealth that blinds them? I don't know, it completely miffs me.![]()
Add Oak Island, KGC, Lost Dutchman, and Rockefeller and you have entered the ELDO ZONE.... I believe the Beale Treasure and the Bruton Baptist Church treasure of the Knight's Templar are one and the same.
With or without provenance, I believe the Knight's Templar treasures were brought over concealed at Jamestown and during the Bacon Rebellion was removed to Williamsburg. You can believe as you will. I have enough evidence which I will not share to look for this treasure. I believe the Beale Treasure and the Bruton Baptist Church treasure of the Knight's Templar are one and the same.
Add Oak Island, KGC, Lost Dutchman, and Rockefeller and you have entered the ELDO ZONE.
It is interesting, and using Oak Island per example, that there are rational scientific explanations for the water breach at Oak Island. Science concludes that the water breach could have easily been the cause of a natural event in the years following the activities at the copper mine, and that it was never flooded intentionally. But to accept this perfectly rational and possible explanation is to accept that all the stories of hidden treasure relating to Oak Island aren't real, and so therefore many simply refuse to accept such perfectly rational explanations. Also interesting is that these perfectly rational explanations are never introduced by those promoting and/or in pursuit of treasure. Why? The Beale is no different, the only thing in existence to suggest the presence of treasure being the story itself, yet there exist a mountain of actual evidences to the contrary. Add to this that the story itself was so unbelievable and suspect that the author wouldn't even put his name on it, another perfectly reasonable possibility that true believers quickly reject because to accept it is to kill any chance of the existence of a fabled treasure.
Well, now that we know you have no clue what you talk about! You have explained it all!![]()
I don't know, man, I'm not the one continually making and promoting claims as fact that I have zero provenance/clue for.![]()
It is interesting to note that Marie (Mary) Bauer Hall was originally hired as nanny and nursemaid for John D Rockefeller's two small children.... Tell us more about Bruton Parish, please!!!
So sad how Marie's work was mocked by allowing her to dig, knowing it was just a bit little off. Thus, they protected their secret and made a fool of her in one swoop....
I don't know, man, I'm not the one continually making and promoting claims as fact that I have zero provenance/clue for.![]()
All we have to do is read your post to see what you have been making up all these years!
Now, respectfully, what treasures? In each of the cases you just referenced there exist no real evidences that treasures existed, just fables. All there is to suggest the existence of treasures are man-made fantasies and speculations after the fact.
Of course, you can, at anytime, post the required provenance, if you have it.
But if you can't do that, guess who has a clue...![]()
WTFrank is required provenance?
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