r/TreasureHunting
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I found this while exploring Windy Hill Great house Ruins in St. John (U.S. Virgin Islands). I’m trying to learn more about the piece if anyone has any info. I left it at the site since your not allowed to take stuff.
Found this
Hi we found this on the beach on the UK east coast. It's about 15 inches high and heavy
Mysteryfindsmetaldetecting. YouTuber that needs help
Please help this YouTuber out. He is a very hard working old guy that is making youtube videos because he has nothing else to do. He is retired and he really wants to grow an audience but it is hard to do so because of the algorithm. If people would help him out please it would be greatly appreciated
Treasure. And before anybody starts whining, there’s Indian head pennies and buffalo nickels in there as well as Old tokens. lol
Fill in the blanks: The treasure is buried near ___ ___ ___.
The treasure is buried near _____ _____ _____.
Tracking down secret treasure
Hello, everyone. If you're reading this I'm in desperate pearl. I need help getting the final piece of the Lucy event, the violin and you guys may just let ghost neighbor and don't get me. I'm not gonna get you and you're not gonna get me\n I play a Nintendo switch. My region is USA again if you are reading this, please join. Room name QQQW password, QQQC.
How plausible to make significant money from treasure hunting?
Recently, I bought an old book for $2 at a thrift shop worth hundreds of dollars. This has increased my confidence in the possible prospect of making some money from treasure hunting.
Simple is best
Instead of getting bogged down in figuring out the characters and their roles in the poem, I chose to take a different approach. My aim was to dig into the deeper wisdom that should be evident. I didn’t worry too much about what made sense or didn’t, using various hints to guide me along the way. I started from the beginning and let the poem unfold naturally, avoiding the trap of overthinking or forcing connections. In the end, I arrived at a solution that feels cohesive, even if it wasn’t what I first expected. When I came across the bride, she was definitely a surprise, especially with her foot of three at 20 degrees, which the 3 pointed in different directions: west, south, and east, with only one of the three relevant. Once I grasped the first stanza, the importance of his realm, the bride, the double arcs, and other clues began to click into place, each revelation being quite unexpected. I’m not saying I’m right; I could be way off. I just find it fascinating how everything seems to connect now, taking a completely different route than what I initially thought. To be clear, I’m not fixated on BOTG or retrieval; my main goal was simply to solve it. Honestly, even though it all flows nicely and I have a fresh perspective, it could still be completely wrong. To have the right solve and complete solve one must retrieve the treasure so what I have for now is just speculation on what could be the right solve.
What I am trying to say is don't focus on the main clues, the check point, or other hints. Everything does flow once you start at the beginning. Most of you will be shocked at what you find.
Happy Hunting
Any insight into this? Quitchy art?
Found under our cottage in the ground. Google said possibly native but I doubt it.
Does this coin raise eyebrows (positive)
Or does it raise Suspicions? ( Negatively)
I’m trying to decide if I should purchase this coin or not (solely by examining it through a plastic bag). What are your thoughts ?
weight is roughly 19.38 Grams. (Weighed in plastic)
Mystery of 17th-century shipwreck carrying 400 gold coins solved after decades of research
archaeologymag.comJust dinking around
Sometimes, when I find a bit of free time, I like to experiment with the poem, exploring various scenarios from the title "Beyond the Map's Edge." This time tracing the poem from the beginning to the double arcs, I landing at a new spot. Each time I dive into this, I discover something unique at every location, and I found this particular one intriguing for the double arcs. But then it could just be me.