The Lost Rhoads mines, secret copper map, Mel Fisher, and more
The Lost Rhoads mines, secret copper map, Mel Fisher, and more
Utah’s famous treasure hunter and author Dale Bascom shares with the AHRF some little known information about the lost Rhoads Mine. About the secret copper map that shows the Rhoads mine location. How Mel Fisher was looking for the Rhoads mine because of a map he found on one of his gold bars from the sunken Atocha ship. The prelude to this video is given by the late Shawn Davies AKA Whyte Eagle, president of the AHRF and founder and web master of the ancient lost treasures forum.
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If you have any belief at all that the Book of Mormon does talk about a people that lived on the American Continent the Book does in fact talk about them finding and using Gold during their time on the American Continent . Maybe they were what is called the Mound Builders who knows ? So why would it be so impossible that they may have had Gold Mines ? When almost every Ancient civilization world wide mined and used gold . Anytime an old Ancient gold mine is found without having Symbols or writing at the mine site at that point all anyone can do is use information available if there is any and make an educated guess as to who it may have been.
I have lived in Utah most of my life. I have found a mine in the Uintas that is not recorded or on any map. It has obvious tailing piles that are huge, and if you didn’t know what you were looking at they are so large as to be unrecognizable. This is not a joke. It is a very old mine and in an area where no one would even guess it was there. It looks untouched and someone went to allot of trouble to make such an large entrance into solid native rock. I’ve known of it for years since it is near my favorite lakes. If interested I might just show you the location. That means you alone Terry. It would take someone who knows what they’re doing to not be dangerous.