The "Peralta" Stone Maps --- On Their Own

[393stroker]

Looking for a story

I remember there was a Waltz clue of having to go past an Indian circle on the trail to get to his mine. Does anyone know what book or any related info to this clue? TIA

www.treasurenet.com

 

[pokergodrules]

You should go there, I remember my 1st time in the Superstition Mountains. I felt like Braveheart after he won in battle.

You should go. I remember the 1st time I went in the Superstition Mountains, I felt like Braveheart after his 1st victory.https://youtu.be/ms9jg1r2aQw?si=To6hjPEto-vjLWsT

You should go there, I remember my 1st time in the Superstition Mountains. I felt like Braveheart after he won in battle.

You should go. I remember the 1st time I went in the Superstition Mountains, I felt like Braveheart after his 1st victory.https://youtu.be/ms9jg1r2aQw?si=To6hjPEto-vjLWsT

Looking for a story

I remember there was a Waltz clue of having to go past an Indian circle on the trail to get to his mine. Does anyone know what book or any related info to this clue? TIA

www.treasurenet.com

Could it have been Spanish cabin Or Indian cabin instead?

 

[Cubfan64]

You should go there, I remember my 1st time in the Superstition Mountains. I felt like Braveheart after he won in battle.

You should go. I remember the 1st time I went in the Superstition Mountains, I felt like Braveheart after his 1st victory.https://youtu.be/ms9jg1r2aQw?si=To6hjPEto-vjLWsT

Good description!!

 

[pokergodrules]

No more cabin just the foundations

 

[393stroker]

The "Peralta" Stone Maps --- On Their Own

There are lots of theories about who might have made them, when they were made, where they were made, why they were made, and whether they were found or stolen.

But the only thing that is for certain, is that there are some stone maps, commonly refered to as "The Peralta Stones," and that, whatever they are, they do exist. That is the only thing, I think, that is absolutely known about them.

There seems to have been several copies made, at various times, by various people, as can be seen by the different photographs of them having stone colors, and stain colors and patterns, which are not the same.

And there are some photographs of them on a car belonging to Travis Tumlinson. These are supposedly the earliest images of them.

Beyond that, the only solid evidence is the Stones themselves. Everything else is just conjecture, and although some evidence of their origin seems very convincing, it's a mighty foggy subject.

And that is the reason for this topic title.

Do the maps, themselves, tell their own story?

It would help to have good, high resolution, photographs of the originals---but there are so many copies, how does one know which is which?

The "Peralta" Stone Maps --- On Their Own

There are lots of theories about who might have made them, when they were made, where they were made, why they were made, and whether they were found or stolen.

But the only thing that is for certain, is that there are some stone maps, commonly refered to as "The Peralta Stones," and that, whatever they are, they do exist. That is the only thing, I think, that is absolutely known about them.

There seems to have been several copies made, at various times, by various people, as can be seen by the different photographs of them having stone colors, and stain colors and patterns, which are not the same.

And there are some photographs of them on a car belonging to Travis Tumlinson. These are supposedly the earliest images of them.

Beyond that, the only solid evidence is the Stones themselves. Everything else is just conjecture, and although some evidence of their origin seems very convincing, it's a mighty foggy subject.

And that is the reason for this topic title.

Do the maps, themselves, tell their own story?

It would help to have good, high resolution, photographs of the originals---but there are so many copies, how does one know which is which?

I found this area on google earth. Reminds me of the Priest map.

 

[Doc4261]

I found this area on google earth. Reminds me of the Priest map.

 

[393stroker]

When you going out there to check it out? I’m going out the next chance I get after it cools down and a good rain.

 

[SPARTANOC]

Looking for a story

I remember there was a Waltz clue of having to go past an Indian circle on the trail to get to his mine. Does anyone know what book or any related info to this clue? TIA

www.treasurenet.com

An Indian ruin of some sort on a saddle - is what I've heard as a clue heading towards the correct canyon.
-SpartanOC

 

[pokergodrules]

That's a owl I clearly see the top right ear.

 

[pokergodrules]

Between the ears in that pink treasure map on Google earth I found three little crosses. So you might find something on yours too.

 

[Blindbowman]

stones , stones ,stones who can read the stones ,one of the gifts of a time shaman is he can become one with the hand that made the stones ,he can see what the hand dose and why . he share the soul that made the stone then and now .. you waste your time foolishly ,when the truth is right in front of you ...no fake is ever that good !

 

[SPARTANOC]

stones , stones ,stones who can read the stones ,one of the gifts of a time shaman is he can become one with the hand that made the stones ,he can see what the hand dose and why . he share the soul that made the stone then and now .. you waste your time foolishly ,when the truth is right in front of you ...no fake is ever that good !

Welcome back to the forum Blindbowman. Hope the day finds you well.
-SpartanOC

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[JohnWhite]

stones , stones ,stones who can read the stones ,one of the gifts of a time shaman is he can become one with the hand that made the stones ,he can see what the hand dose and why . he share the soul that made the stone then and now .. you waste your time foolishly ,when the truth is right in front of you ...no fake is ever that good !

I have been thinking that the stones were carved by the hands of a stone mason— possibly from the Knights Templar who took a religious treasure or treasures from Jerusalem…And I’d even go as far as to suggest they lead to sacred church artifacts and possibly even the ark of the covenant…But who can say for certainAnd here is a little food for thought Blindbowman…Did you know that the . known as Dagesh comes from Aramaic…

 

[Blindbowman]

I have been thinking that the stones were carved by the hands of a stone mason— possibly from the Knights Templar who took a religious treasure or treasures from Jerusalem…And I’d even go as far as to suggest they lead to sacred church artifacts and possibly even the ark of the covenant…But who can say for certainAnd here is a little food for thought Blindbowman…Did you know that the . known as Dagesh comes from Aramaic…

in fact the way it used ,it is in Hebrew not Aramaic , , but one confuses the other often . mason , you really mean freemason ,Bloodlines are more then just giving birth to ones off spring .i my self am the 17th generation of William or Benjamin in a Chain ..a group of families know the codes by heart ,,. and grow up translating them when we see the codes ..you in fact will learn more from your family then any teacher you will ever know .the stones are more then any hooked X ...

 

[markmar]

I found this area on google earth. Reminds me of the Priest map.

Hello Chuck
As I wrote in the past, using my knowledge in Spanish coded treasure maps, I found out the stone maps are Jesuit made and are related to three vaults in which they hid their church treasures before their expulsion from New Spain.

As I wrote also in the past, Jesuits and other organizations borrowed the Spanish treasure codes, adding to them their own characteristics, like maps without a specific orientation but related to specific landmarks for the Jesuits, and arrows which are pointed always to the south for the KGC, etc.

One of the principal Spanish treasure code is, they are drawing every shape on a map following rows of stones and other shapes on the ground. For this their drawings/images in the maps look distorted and not uniform as someone would do if would draw a line with a pencil on a paper. Look from very close to a a line from a Spanish/Mexican treasure map, and you will observe that the line is made by various zigzags and very small parts of a straight lines. For this also their words on a map are not the same size or in line and also some words are distorted because there are not there in the field the proper shapes to build up the proper letter.

Now, after explained all these, I would say how the Priest stone map was drew using the same Spanish treasure code principle, by following rows of rocks and other shapes on the ground. So, it's very difficult to recognize its shape on the ground if someone doesn't know the region which was made for.
I will post three different GE overlays of the Priest, to see how it fits on the ground, beginning with a faint image to a more recognizable. Pay attention to every detail and I'm sure you will understand.