Spanish, Jesuit, caves and mine, old gold mine???
Spanish, Jesuit, caves and mine, old gold mine???
This is a location in the superstition mountains that my son had been going out to for some time and wanted me to come check it out. There are many symbols in and around the canyon if one takes the time to look. Please be safe out there.
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What vintage were the coins you mentioned [the ones that disappeared]? Were they modern? What sort of symbols did you find? Again, were they modern? The shovel doesn’t look particularly old, and I noticed what appeared to a scrap of cloth in the excavated area. Also, the piled rocks at the entrance don’t appear to have been there very long. Did see anything that gives you an idea of how recently people have been digging in these caves? ? How far is this place off the beaten path? I would think, at the very least, it would be worth your time to run a good metal detector, like a Minelab, all over this area. I’d be willing to bet those caves are not entirely natural. Great video. Thanks.
Its public knowledge of the mines location lol
Nice dude
cavaza prieta, there used to be a wood chest made of misquete and iron witch contained a map some historical documents a aincent compas some gold bars and coin and some jemstones housed in the area…
what are the coordinates?
The Jesuits are the shock troops of the Vatican they’re always the first to make contact with different races and tribes and translate their languages and enslave them or trade with them for the papacy, Jesuit eusibio kino the father of the modern sheep industry had hundreds of thousands of head of sheep, they are great merchants and the first to get to the gold and other riches as that is their job to rule the world for the pope.
Thank you for this! I loved it…
pretty cool throw you should see what i found! you all would love it.
"A simple hike he said." lol! That is pretty cool! I’d love to find places like that.
I was recently watching an article in the Uintah mountains ,and it referred to pre-Colombian mines.
As I understood it they were older than any Spanish mines by hundreds of years or more
So many symbols you walked right by.
All those rocks were carved.
At the end the mount ain’t was carved into a castle tower….the mound building serpent worshipers were there all over in the rock. Same people that worked the Niagara falls
We had a nice little hike enjoyed the video now I’m going to sit down and rest
Very Cool