Oak Island Treasure News
“Da Vinci code” continue’s to  Mayan civilization, Keith Ranville’s
Rosslyn chapel research gives a updated clue of a Mayan temple depicted
in Rosslyn’s Chapel’s mason art. Rosslyns new world corn,
beneath the Corn a Maya ruin in the Rosslyn chapel.

Rosslyn Indian New world Corn wasn’t known to Europeans yet,
this is as mysterious as finding coconut husk in the Money pit
Keith Ranville ‘’Corn and aloe are prominent plants in the new world
all but one Rosslyn plant images was imported by the European explorers
to the new world. With these Rosslyn plant clues I searched for more
possible clues in the Meso civilizations, Mayan architectural art and
block writing gave some indication that there maybe a relation in art
and block writing. My Discovery of a Maya temple in the Rosslyn chapel
gave futrher indication of Sinclair-Maya connection. This depiction of
a Maya temple in the Rosslyn church is a remarkable discovery, this gives
the Sinclair new world expedition a lot more exploration credit than realized
by scholars. The Rosslyn Maya temple is a significant discovery for New World history”.

 
Keith Ranville
 
Contact
keith_ranville@hotmail.com
 
http://oakislandmoneypitblogspotcom.blogspot.com/

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As legend would have it, out on the deep blue sea, the pirates and sailors often found themselves in a passionate love/fear relationship with the ocean.  It was the ocean that would carry them to distant shore but it was the fury of the waves that could tear their ship apart and pull them all down to the depths of the ocean.  It was not uncommon for the sailors to find solace in the believed power of the aquamarine gemstone.

The Deep Blue Sea Is Found Onshore In A Gemstone

Aquamarine is a gemstone that gets it’s name from two Latin words that mean water and sea.  This gemstone can vary in color from pale blue to blue green, the colors of the ocean.  It is said that when the stone is held underwater, it seems to completely disappear.

History Finds The Aquamarine Gemstone Provides Wisdom And Strength

It is written in history that ancient sailors once traveled with aquamarine crystals, sleeping with them tucked under their pillows at night.  These crystals were said to provide safe passage during sea travel.  Many sailors believed that the mermaids’ tails were made of aquamarine.

Aquamarine has always held a popular place in ancient folklore and mythology.  In the Middle Ages, it was believed that aquamarine could provide security from the fatal effects of poisoning.

In Ancient Greece, this gemstone was considered to bestow great wisdom on individuals; statues were built that symbolized power and strength.  For the statue’s eyes, aquamarine gemstones were placed into the statue.  It was believed that anyone that looked upon these statues would become filled with great wisdom and power and that the individual would suddenly possess the ability to see the future.  Many times these statues were placed along the shoreline to calm Poseidon and to insure safe travel for ships headed out to sea.

There Is Beauty And Value In The Color Blue

Aquamarine is a very beautiful stone, the largest ever mined was found in Brazil in 1910.  It weighed over 110 kg and it was 48.5 cm long and 42 cm in diameter.  Today, many of the gemstones are heated to increase the depth of the blue.  When buying an aquamarine gemstone, it is important to remember that the deeper the blue the more valued the stone becomes.

Aquamarine gemstones are Colorado’s state gem.  They are also the birth gemstone for the month of March and the 19th wedding anniversary gemstone.

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Caving or spelunking is the recreational activity of exploring natural underground enclosures.  It is the art of moving safely through a cave and getting back to the ground without doing yourself or the cave any harm.

Exploring caves can be very dangerous if done without prior knowledge of the safety rules and guidelines of caving.  Hypothermia, injuries from falling and severe physical exhaustion are just some of the risks.  If you are interested in exploring caves, it is necessary for you to take the time to learn the basics of caving.

There are reading materials, online and offline, that can provide you with the information you need in exploring caves.  The skills needed for each major type of caving are mostly developed by actively taking part in cave tours.  You will learn more by observing and emulating how experienced cavers move.  Getting some minor cuts and scratches as well as making some mistakes will also teach you what not to do when caving.

Know, remember and practice the techniques and safety rules you need to follow and you will experience the joy and wonder of spelunking.  Here are some of the ways you can learn and experience caving and enhance your skills for this physical sport.

Joining a caving club in your neighborhood is a good way to learn how to explore caves.  The National Speleological Society local chapters or grottos offer caving trips for beginners.  They provide training opportunities, teach and exercise cave conservation, and generally offer the fundamentals for learning about caves.

Various national parks with caves also provide many opportunities to learn how to explore caves.  They offer caving tours for beginners as well as wild caving trips that necessitate headlamps, helmets and other safety caving gear.

If you reside in an area with caves, it is possible there are show caves that offer caving tours for a fee.  It is a good way to learn and experience caving without spending anything on your own equipment as most of these tours provide you with everything you will need.  However, some of these tours can be costly or may not really offer a satisfying educational experience.

Caves are entrepots of valuable scientific and historical information.  They are important sources of freshwater for the nation.  It is to the best interest of every living thing to preserve and protect these natural geological formations.  When you explore caves properly, you learn to appreciate nature’s beauty and do your part in conserving them.

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It’s ok if you looking at the title and going what cold Atlantis, UFO’s Bigfoot and treasure hunting possibly all have in common, well with a little time I think I can wrap them all together for you..

These were picked just to open your mind and give you a starting place to go from.

Lets start with Atlantis, I believe there are active expeditions going on all over the world with people looking for Atlantis in all parts of the world, Well from a Atlantis Hunters point of view they should track down some Ship Wreck and water treasure hunters to invite along on there quests.

The benefit to the Atlantis hunter will be adding some one to there hunt that has a fantastic history of all the disasters at sea, the ability and usually the equipment to Dive and locate metal underwater and a understanding that cannot be equaled in knowing what is natural in the water and what should be investigated because it does not belong on the bottom of the ocean.  And Since Plato’s Timaeus and Critias was realy the first lost treasure story every put to paper and most treasure hunters have a copy of it and know it well.

The benefit to the Treasure hunter is that most searches all ready have some type of funding, usually a boat and some great equipment we don’t have access to, along with all the required permits and license needed in some areas. So as a treasure hunter you can get in some dive time and a chance to use that underwater detector a bit more.

Ok are you starting to see how to groups that are not of the same mind set can work together with an outcome that will benefit both groups.

Lets now crash into the UFO groups, Yes that was meant to be funny, well what brought this to mind was a discovery show that I seen that had all these people in a farmers field with all types of equipment looking at a crop circle, Now I understand my logic may be different then most but what came to me instantly was that I would love to be in that field with a metal detector.

So from the UFO hunters perspective, Find some local treasure hunters that will be willing to go into an area that you all ready got permission to check out and use there metal detectors to look for all that don’t belong there. And if you’re looking for a craft that flies, there would have to be some metal in it somewhere.

And again from the Treasure hunters side you can get access to areas that normally not be able to hunt on and  remember finding a place to be able to hunt is all about networking, so every place you go and conduct your self with the proper treasure hunting/ metal detecting etiquette the more doors will open for you to be able to hunt there.

Now we move o to Bigfoot, Blame this one on the TV show monster quest,  my oldest daughter Marina who is now  6 wants one as a pet so we watch the series. What stuck me there were these groups that head out into the wilderness areas to look and how the groups usually spend a few days out there, so again my mind went to treasure.

For the Bigfoot hunter the benefits of bring a treasure hunter along would be the Fact that your usually talking to witnesses and every treasure hunter that I know has herd more stories then any one alive and to get good at this has learned when some one is telling the truth or just talking to here them selves talk. As soon as you get know in the treasure hunting community, You will receive every type of scam there is out there, every one knows the location of 200 million in gold but just needs a few thousand to go get it, so in about the first 10 seconds we know when were being scammed.

For the treasure hunter the benefit is heading off into the wilderness to search areas that no one has before, and you have some people around in case any thing happens, the possibilities of undiscovered cashes and even meteorites is just endless, as well as being there with someone that should have some great maps of the area.

I saved my favorite for last, and can blame this one on a birthday gift from my wife and daughters,  a Subscription to Coast to Coast AM were I can listen to the broadcasts on the internet after they air and not have to stay up to 5 am to do it. The shows cover so different and controversial topics but one day I caught a show on the Hollow earth. Again my first thought was Gold, Granted probably not what every one else was thinking but that’s where I went. If you ever panned or dredged for gold you know it finds it way to the lowest possible place it can, usually on bedrock, so if someone is looking for subterranean rivers or deep caves, there would have to be gold there also.

So for the Hollow earth searcher, Find some gold miners that have no problem plunging into a cave to look for things, understand geology and are usually equipped to deal with most things that live in caves.

For the treasure hunter you will find some caves and places that you never even knew were there to search. And have some one to actually go in the caves with you.

Well I hope I gave you something to think about no mater if you’re on the paranormal or treasure side, expand you mind and look for the possibilities that are out there. So to all the Groups on a quest out there remember next time you head off on a quest, why not take a treasure hunter along with you? To do what we do we have to have a Great knowledge of Geology, Archaeology,  History, Myths and Legends, Sociology and survival skills, as well as a healthy supply of common sense.

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The ebook is up on my site for few down load,  there are over 3oo pages so it will be some great info for the treasure hunter, metal detector or in general history.

http://treasurestories.losttreasurehunting.com/freetreasurebooks.htm

Have fun and good luck.

Below is some of the subjects that are covered in the book

THE BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE, OR ELKHORN AND ITS MORE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS                         
LANE’S BRIGADE AND THE INCEPTION OF THE INDIAN  
THE INDIAN REFUGEES IN SOUTHERN KANSAS  

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FIRST INDIAN EXPEDITION 
THE MARCH TO TAHLEQUAH AND THE RETROGRADE
MOVEMENT OF THE “WHITE AUXILIARY”            
GENERAL PIKE IN CONTROVERSY WITH GENERAL HINDMAN
ORGANIZATION OF THE ARKANSAS AND RED RIVER
SUPERINTENDENCY                               
THE RETIREMENT OF GENERAL PIKE                  
THE REMOVAL OF THE REFUGEES TO THE SAC AND FOX AGENCY                                        
NEGOTIATIONS WITH UNION INDIANS               
INDIAN TERRITORY IN 1863, JANUARY TO JUNE INCLUSIVE                                   
INDIAN TERRITORY IN 1863, JULY TO DECEMBER INCLUSIVE                                    
ASPECTS, CHIEFLY MILITARY, 1864-1865

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The Oak island stone triangle does seems like it’s was made by a Mayan Culture or (Mesoamerica) by examining the oak island stone triangle and its cipher to a pyramid it perceives stealth in length if you view the pyramids in south America they are very similar to the Oak island stone triangle cipher of a pyramid. The Mayan Mathematics were above equivalent to many cultures. A king was found beneath in a pyramid in South America he had a jade mask, this King is believed to be a important part to archaeologist, but no real treasure was found beneath this burial pyramid. I believe that this king had knowledge that was in his hands? What this King had was a round stone in one hand and a square block stone in the other hand I believe this is all he needed to go into his next life where his worldly possessions are.

The Oak Island stone triangle cipher is base on square and circle could this method of cipher be the same as this Mayan Kings knowledge that he had in hand to travel into his next life. The new simplistic translation of the Oak Island stone triangle does have the same square and circle philosophy. The Mayan Mathematics is thought to be based on proportions or a universal unfounded equation, the Oak Island stone triangle looks to have a Mayan connection as well, this famous Birch Island triangle can hold secret knowledge to forgotten ancient civilizations.

Source

http://www.canadaka.net/blog/oakster

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Buying a metal detector is just the first step in a persons’ quest to look for old coins and jewelry. Before going on that expedition, here are a few tips worth knowing that will help make the search successful.

1. People who don’t know how to use a metal detector should learn from those who know how to use it. This will make it easier for the user to know when there is something worth digging or just ignoring and continue on with the search.

2. Before going out, the metal detector should be checked to make sure it is functioning properly. The best way would be to hide a coin in the garage and have the individual successfully find it; this will increase the chances of finding other artifacts during the treasure hunt.

3. Another thing that has to be checked is the weather. Tests have shown that looking for objects when it is snowing or raining outside is useless because these interfere with the instruments on the metal detector. This means the person will have to wait until the conditions outside improve or reschedule the search when it is sunny.

4. Proper clothing is important during a treasure hunt. The proper outfit can keep the individual warm and/or cool and free from insect bites.

5. Most treasure hunts take hours before anything is found. It would be a good idea to take a tent for the person to rest in and some water along because dehydration often causes those in the group to call off the search.

6. Metal detectors run on batteries. Since these will wear out in a few hours, it would be a good idea to carry spares so the person can continue looking for treasure.

7. The treasure hunter should research the designated area before going in. This will save the individual time and energy, which can be put to better use looking in the right place.

One of the things that the person should determine is if the area where the search will be conducted requires a permit. Some places require documentation and it is advisable to get it beforehand so there won’t be any problems when something has been found.

Treasure hunting can be fun. By following these steps, the individual will have a great time searching for an artifact and making some money from it.

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If you’re at a loss on where to start searching for buried treasures, get your metal detectors and flashlights ready and blinking because we have several suggestions in mind for you:

National Forests - It’s a good place to start exploring because most rangers are courteous and quite willing to help metal detecting aficionados like you. You’re also allowed to own any finds you detect as long as it’s less than 50 years old, file a claim, and even prospect for gold.

Indian Reservation - These are very promising locations, indeed, but you have to be Cheyenne to legally search in Cheyenne land and so forth. If you don’t look Indian, you’d better find someone who is.

Backyards - Yes, just your very own backyard could easily do, especially if it’s OLD land. You can also ask your neighbors’ and friends’ permissions if they’re willing to let you delve into their backyards. Promise them a share of your finds if that will help. Lastly, it’s always best to procure written consent to avoid future complications.

Beaches - With the sun, the breeze, and the waves doing their things, it’s no wonder that beach lovers are so caught up with nature’s beauty that they tend to misplace and lose some of their valuables.

Playgrounds - Be sure to search specifically on grassy or shady areas as these are the places that people mostly frequent, and consequently, lose things. Finding a toy isn’t that bad if it happens to be a charming limited edition, eh?

Fields - It’s best to head out for the fields after a heavy downpour because you’re more likely to discover hidden riches at these times. Don’t forget to wear proper rain gear or you’ll be too sick afterwards to enjoy your finds!

Riverbanks - Drop by at your local library and research for riverbanks that were once the site for ferry launchings or important social events. These particular spots are more likely to yield delightful finds than other places.

Cemeteries - Most cemeteries are built on very old lands. If your metal detector happens to indicate prospective finds under the grave, however, do respect the dead, and move on to another path.

A Word of Warning
Wherever you choose to rummage around for long-forgotten and long-lost booty, make sure that you have legal permission to do so at that place. Ask around if authorization, a license, or any legal document is required before you can hunt to all your heart’s content.

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these are some great videos on the history of Oak Island, take a few min and watch them
Oak Island Youtube video footage Information

Part I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw2E3xwO_M4

Part II
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b49YEhMCgL0

Part III
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELsURJxMSK0

Birch Island’s triangle is the grand design of this Oak Island puzzling mystery

(Discovery I)
One summer day in 1795 Daniel McGinnis, then a young man, was wandering about Oak Island, Nova Scotia when he came across a curious circular impression in the ground.

(Discovery II)
Recently researcher Keith Ranville ciphered the encrypted stone found in this circular impression and located a large intriguing triangular impression two Island’s east of Oak Island in connection to Daniel McGinnises discovery in 1795.

First Nations Researcher/Sinclair Heritage

Keith Ranville

http://www.canadaka.net/blog/oakster

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