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Howdy Somehiker, Things do get labeled wrong every now, and then. In the case of these so called "Coke Ovens", I believe that they are really just charcoal kilns. Why this has not been corrected is beyond me. Coke ovens are usually used to turn bituminous coal into coke, this coal seems to...

Howdy Ashton, Sorry to hear about your restricted freedom, but welcome aboard. While this life raft may not take us anywhere, it will keep us afloat. We at least have the memories of better times that others don't, and we have Google Earth! :D Your thoughts may go up a notch, as your new ideas indic...

Yes many of those assume there is a gold mine at the end of the trail, just like many assume there is Jesuit treasure at the end of the trail. They are the ones who try to force the clues to fit. Some assume we may be missing more stones, while others assume we have too many. Many of these also ass...

Homar[/quote] Perhaps those who constantly look over their shoulders are the same that assume there is a gold mine to be found at the end of the trail? Once you make that assumption, it's undoubtedly fairly tempting to force those "hidden clues" to fit that assumption.[/quote] Yes many of ...

DEDUCER The meaning of the stone's are straight forward, The complexity is in the monuments they left. Who made the stone's, DON'T CARE ; What they left is the ticket! Babymick1[/quote] What they left was a big mess of confused Treasure Hunters wandering in the desert. Always looking over their shou...

Howdy All, Not trying to sway anyone here, on their ideas, but just wanted to throw this in for others to consider. I know some have a hard time separating the Peralta Stones from the Stone Crosses, and Latin Heart. This alone makes it even harder to persuade them that the PSM's are not Jesuit. In m...

Nice Ed! That sure woke me up.

Back at you Jim.

Back at you Rick, and as the Peraltas would put it, "Feliz Navidad a todos".

Homar

Howdy Wayne, I forgot to tell you about the tape. Lee Hammons taped the original stone maps that had been donated to the museum by way of a court order. He did it to keep them like they had been photographed in "Superstition Treasures". Later they started to let people photograph them with...