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Hello Choto,

This thread seems to have gotten mired in the historical mud. Please check out a boots-on-the-ground investigation and conclusion at:

http://www.thelostdutchmangoldmine.com/ ... =1&t=71917

cuzzinjack

Hello Choto, It is impossible to tell if there are mines there without a field investigation. If there were mines there, and the entrances are caved in, it is highly likely that there is still an alteration halo around the deposit. Look for silicification, drusy quartz crystals, and lots of green ro...

Hi Choto, You made some more great posts! in regards to Marco Niza: Before the arrival of Cortez the killer, the mighty Tenochtitlan(Mexico City) had a population of between 200,000 and 300,000 and was considered one of the largest cities in the world at that time. The army of Cortez was in awe of i...

Hello Choto, It is great to read your posts! It is refreshing to see someone so interested in the mystery of the Peralta mines and the early explorers. Things were a lot different when the Santa Cruz and San Pedro Rivers were still flowing and boats could be brought up the Gila all the way to the Ca...