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John13 writes "My name is John and I am from the US. We are seeking an investor to help us finish our treasure hunting dig, here in the Philippines. "
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japanese treasure signs and symbols found. please help!
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buldit writes "Hello everybody, i came here out of disparate situations about the Japanese treasure sign and symbols found in our area. (not to mention where) there are shiny holes, carvings as sort of katanaka, shapes and mostly a line of holes that indicate with something. "
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site in general santos city, philippines
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jords writes "gud day readers,,,
my father had a japanes treasure site now with a man made cave the markings is in the wall of the cave ingrave Y C M & with a big empty shell, there is also number ingrave LC 3222/42..
this area along the sarangani bay facing general santos city almost 30minutes to travel along the national road...you can visit easily...
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Anonymous writes "newly discovered teasure site found in malungon sarangani province philippines..
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Anonymous writes "Last year I was involved in adventurous treasure for Japanese buried war loot in Northern Luzon. The old man that pointed the site to us witnessed the Japanese soldiers digging near this old fruit tree in 1943. Him and his mother were supplying vegtables to the soldiers when he seen them digging near the tree. We used a good detector that indicated a gold reading near the old fruit tree. We dug down near the tree and found a tunnel leading under the tree, were we discovered a block of concrete. WE were told this is a typical Japanese burial design with gold bars in the center of the block. Being it rainy season the soil in the tunnel was very unstable and collapsed on us before we could open the concrete block. Waiting for the weather to improve the owner informed us he had sold the property. Bad Luck! Sammy"
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I need a financier for my very good project
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jinggoy writes "I had an informant who died in 1980, who described to me in detail how he, for 3D/3N, he watched in fear how the Imperial Japanese forces buried their treasures (gold bars, etc), in what is now my own lot. "
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POSSIBLE GOLD FIND NEEDS FINANCING
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meltaway writes "I have recently undertaken a Ground Penetrating Radar survey of a location in the Philippines which is supposed to be a burial site of 'treasure' made towards the very end of the Jap occupation. The site has been in the possession of the current owner and his family for many years dating back before the Jap occupation. The current owner's grand-mother was present when the Japs buried something on the site. Various individuals claim that they have 'detected' treasure on the site by means of dowsing rods. Although this appears to work for water there is no scientific evidence and therefore I would not rely on the findings. Therefore I decided to undertake the GPR survey. The survey indicates two reasonable sized anomalies on the property which, according to a geophysicist are not natural. Furthermore during limited excavation at one of these sites I discovered part of what appears to be a hinge-pin buried at a depth of three feet.
The reason for this email is that I am seeking funds to continue with the work. I would like to conduct a second GPR survey to more accurately confirm our findings and also survey an adjacent area. This to be followed, provided the GPR data proves positive, by excavation of the site(s). The GPR survey will cost between 1700 and 2000USD, including travel, etc. I have had a mining expert study the terrain and with the results of our first brief excavation determine the best method and costs to extract the first anomaly. The cost for this have been estimated very conservatively and will not to exceed 15000USD and will most probably be significantly less.
With regards to the division of the spoils the property owner will receive 50% by weight of anything recovered (after removal of any packing, boxes, etc.) The remaining 50% will be divided such that 20% goes to the financier and the balance between members of my group and original financier for preliminary works already finished.
If I am able to make an arrangement with a financier then I do have other sites which have great potential. Furthermore I have direct and personal contact with the gentleman who buried the original treasure under a Jap General (NOT Yamashita!). Furthermore the same gentleman recovered a great deal of the treasure, reburied some and the rest was transported to varous banks in Europe and the US. The gentleman's name has been recently unofficially confirmed by a number of banks and I have copies of historical records confirming his existence with respect to the treasure. You wont find his name in any books as he has been in hiding for many years and only known under an alias. After talking with him on many occasions it becomes clear that all the other 'pointers', 'locators', etc. are fakes and just out there to trap the unwary - how come they are all still poor?? He has silk maps showing locations of some of the treasure and I have been able to make a cursory inspection of these. Isnt it 'unfortunate' that other 'pointers' misteriously lost the maps they were holding for Yamashita?!
The gold is real, I have held several bars and had it assayed in the US. According to my contact there are approximately 600,000 tonnes still buried in the Philippines but it can only be located with knowledge of the sites and of course funds for excavation.
INTETERESTED? >> meltwyler@gmail.com"
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CALLING ALL TREASURE HUNTERS IN INDIA
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Mughal writes "I'm interested connecting with anyone who is currently looking for treasure in India or who would consider travelling to India to search for treasure. Only serious responses please. This is for a documentary about the Mughal Empire for the History Channel. We are looking to film someone searching for 'lost treasure' from the Mughal period (1526-1853). We are looking to film Nov 2005. Please contact me mughal.empire@hotmail.com if you are interested.
best wishes,
Mughal"
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The 1,200-year-old sunken treasure that revealed an undiscovered China
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The journey began in a noisy, provincial factory that churns out concrete pillars for the German building industry. It ended with cities bidding for the world's largest collection of ninth-century Chinese treasure
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American Treasure almost killed in Hotel blast in the Philippines
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Anonymous writes "The following story is compiled from a series of three special articles that first appeared in The Manila Times, starting on May 29, 2002 and continuing through May 31, 2002. It was written by Dorian Zumel-Sicat, Correspondent and Jeannette Andrade, Reporter. Extensive additional information has been add from other news accounts and “credit and original article links” follow this story. Photographs are from a number of sources, including some from the original articles.
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