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Pedro Nevarez, Any info on him???

feeds@yuku.com (kronos416) — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 03:29:13 GMT

Done search on here and none of the old posts related to Pedro Nevarez work. Does anyone have any information on him. Anyone care to share there theories?

Pedro Nevarez Waybills ????????

feeds@yuku.com (kronos416) — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 06:00:37 GMT

Hello I'm trying to find all the various copies of the Pedro Nevarez waybills, Id like to see what similarities they have and what dissimilarities they also have. Anyone with any or all of these care to share? Any help greatly appreciated

Thanks

In Search of the Spanish Trail

feeds@yuku.com (rockman) — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:58:52 GMT

http://library.dixie.edu/...he%20Spanish%20Trail.html

Moctezuma's Children

feeds@yuku.com (softy) — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:10:34 GMT

The Descendents of
Moctezuma II, Aztec Emperor
Compiled by John D. Inclan

Notes for GOVERNOR JUAN PEREZ-DE-ONATE:
Explorer and founder of the first European colony in the upper Rio Grande valley of New Mexico.
Twin brother to Cristobal de Onate.
In 1567, at 15 years of age, he took over the responsibility of managing his family properties
and mining business.
On August 27, 1592, the Viceroy of New Spain, named him as alcalde mayor of San Luis...

Spanish Treasure Map, Can Anybody Help?

feeds@yuku.com (Michaeljefrry) — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 08:14:19 GMT

Hello everyone! My name is Mike and I'm wondering if anybody here is interested on transcribing a map! .... well i will leave some pictures here of my find which is located on the coasts of Michoacan, Mexico..acording to history, spanierds arrived in the area around 1500s .... This rock easily weights about 2 Tons and there's no way on this world that only 1 person would be able to lift this rock just to do some graffiti on it....this rock is located in the middle of nowhere, it...

Treasure in her "Cleavage?"

feeds@yuku.com (Itburnsus) — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 00:18:35 GMT

Ok bear with me now. I'm going to make every effort to not sound like I'm joking here. I'm not.
A few months back, I was at a memorial party for a friend of mine who passed away. I got to talking, (and drinking,) with a Native American friend of mine. During the wee hours of the morning, with the bonfire dying down, I had a chance to talk to him one on one, and of course the subject quickly turned to treasure. (How bizarre! *wink*) After an hour or so of showing him pictures...

4 corners signs/symbols

feeds@yuku.com (Itburnsus) — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 14:20:28 GMT

As a reward for putting up with my long, drawn-out descriptions of signs, symbols and monuments that may or may not be natural, here's a couple of symbols I snapped on Sunday. You may have to look really close, because they are kind of hard to see. Again, these may or may not be natural. I won't give away this location on this forum due to extensive vandalism that has occured over the years, but I may tell a few "Real McCoys" from the Four Corners area where it can be found. Drop me...

Spanish topo map?

feeds@yuku.com (Itburnsus) — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 23:30:06 GMT

These pictures are taken about 5 miles give or take from the ones posted under "spanish monuments/signs?" We decided to search an area where a river converges with a creek along a canyon with sandstone outcroppings. We followed the ridge and crossed the river, and soon we saw a strange formation of 5 rocks pointing inward toward each other, forming a star using the negative space. (picture #1) Just to the left ot this, we found an overhang with 3 spirals interconnected with a series...

Spanish monuments or signs?

feeds@yuku.com (Itburnsus) — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 02:34:34 GMT

My bro Jesse and I have been looking for treasure our whole lives, we just didn't know it. His dad runs a ball mill, used to process ore and lode gold. My dad had a few claims in the mountians north of our home. I've known Jesse for almost 20 years now, and recently we started looking a little harder for monuments or signs used by the spanish. We grew up in the four corners area of the southwest, so we were familiar with a few local petroglyphs, and had grown up hearing stories of great...

The Campsite "7" and the Owl

feeds@yuku.com (stilldign) — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 14:25:38 GMT

I have discussed the 7 found on mountain sides that indicate (according to Kenworthy) that there's a campsite nearby. I also told you about the fact that the 7 also indicates that you need to look the owl monument which will be found by following a pointer built into this huge number 7.
Once at this owl monument, you will find a cluster of boulders that are giving you information as to the mines and treasure rooms in the area. But there is something that takes place here,...

Numbers and Letters

feeds@yuku.com (stilldign) — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:59:07 GMT

There are many, many aspects of treasure hunting which MUST be understood in order to secure your success in locating a mine or a treasure room. Just one of these aspects is the relationship between numbers and letters. If you do not research this aspect, your failure is guaranteed, mainly because AT ALL SITES you will find a "crossover." This crossover involves going from, for example, a number or group of numbers to using letters. This is done to further confuse you (to...

The Henry Mountains in Utah

feeds@yuku.com (stilldign) — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:25:36 GMT

Ok people. I know that i have made a sport out of this site. I did this in order to get you to pursue this site, and to learn from it. However, I'm not too sure that anything has been accomplished in this task, so here we go.
Remember my posts on this subject, and how I spoke of the red cliff (even the map from Mr. Shaffer's book points out this red cliff). I even told you where to park your truck. Well, the place where you park is about (if I remember correctly) 100...

Adding to Kenworthy's Information: The Number 7

feeds@yuku.com (stilldign) — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:15:59 GMT

It is becoming increasingly obvious that the books by Charles Kenworthy contain true information as well as false information, and some of the info lies somewhere between these two extremes.
In one of his books, Chuck discusses the number 7, and how it can be found on a mountain, used to indicate an "ideal" campsite. This may be true, and it probably is. I say this because you will find that campsites located near mining operations were used only until the mine...

How to spot a John site

feeds@yuku.com (stilldign) — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 11:57:39 GMT

John sites are probably the most difficult treasure site that you can try to interpret. These sites lead to huge accumulation rooms that contain hundreds, if not thousands, of tons of silver and/or gold, and this is why these sites are so difficult.
John sites will be found within a mile or so (give or take) of the mine(s). You may have a John site, and here are some symbols that "give away" your site as a John site:
1) the number 17.
...

Spanish mine

feeds@yuku.com (Herb) — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 13:31:23 GMT

Create your own Spanish mine legend, why not, lots of others have. How to do it and make others believe it, become a legend in your own time, hurry, time is running out, you can even post it here....
72.14.209.104/search?q=ca...clnk&cd=11

Spanish In the Smokey Mountains

feeds@yuku.com (thomashenschen) — Sun, 10 Dec 2006 07:25:36 GMT

I read an article that briefly mentioned a group of spanish that were attacked and killed in the Smokies by the Cherokee Indians that were carrying Gold, silver and Furs these were promptly hidden by the Indians and have found no further info can anyone help?

spanish in carolinas 1526 first mission

feeds@yuku.com (DesertMoons) — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 16:57:45 GMT

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Spanish in Georgia

feeds@yuku.com (ButtofJokes) — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 14:46:10 GMT

About twenty years ago, I wrote an article for a magazine which was turned down because of my verbal abuse of several professional archaeologists of Georgia though I named no names. Here is a little of that article:

""I, as a young teenager in 1954 and after reading an ancient diary, contacted many colleges and told them of certain areas where Spanish artifacts could be found in the state of Georgia. Only one of these professionals was courteous enough...

A History of the Mission System

feeds@yuku.com (dign4it(d)) — Mon, 29 May 2006 08:30:23 GMT

Most treasure hunters don't really give much thought to the system of Missions that was so dominant here in America, as well as throughout the world. Mention the word "Mission" and most, if not all, people will have visions of treasure running through their minds. And, to be honest, that vision of treasure is very close to the truth about this system. But there is a lot more that needs to be understood about the Missions, mainly because this very system is still alive and well to...

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feeds@yuku.com (flashgt) — Fri, 28 Apr 2006 16:23:43 GMT