University of Arizona Library list of titles of lost treasure

[DeepseekerADS]

Clicking the links doesn't take me anywhere there.

However, they list what could be 8 pages of lost treasures by name.

This is great information for further research!

LOST MINES | UAiR: University of Arizona Institutional Repository

 

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[sdcfia]

Clicking the links doesn't take me anywhere there.

However, they list what could be 8 pages of lost treasures by name.

This is great information for further research!

LOST MINES | UAiR: University of Arizona Institutional Repository

Ha ha. This listing in page one says it all:

Unless lost, old mines are not worth much

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[DeepseekerADS]

Ha ha. This listing in page one says it all:
Unless lost, old mines are not worth much

Author: ​

They aren't worth anything if they are lost! All our treasure hunting dreams are only dreams.

But maybe.......

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

H, The key words are " unless lost"

 

[audigger53]

Yuma's gold has been found and mined in the Galleros. Saw the map of all the claims at the B of Mines in Tucson back in 1980. As my brother and I were not part of any "Mining Company" the Eng. showed us the claims there. Starts on the Eastern top wall and down the side into the valley and back up the other side. Don't know how old they were but they were all Gold claims.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

I was just exploring the site, clicking whatever links took me somewhere. Clicked on Collections at the top of the main page, and then:

Documentary Relations of the Southwest

The archaeological research and collections of ASM provide the 'prehistory' before written accounts. Documentary Relations of the Southwest (DRSW) provides the research tools and finding aids to the written record that began with the arrival of the Spanish explorers in the 1530's. The 1,500 microfilm reels of documents, many of them collected by the Jesuit Historical Institute, include the diaries of explorers and reports of missionaries and soldiers.

The entire site is certainly worthy of exploration and could make good research.