Treasure Stories

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  

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THE AMERICAN INDIAN AS PARTICIPANT IN THE CIVIL WAR

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Is there an Oak Island Treasure and Mayan Connection

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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.

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Tips for Metal Detecting

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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.

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Promising Locations for Metal Detecting Finds

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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

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Keith Ranville & Daniel McGinnis & Oak Island

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Photo of the bathymetery scan done around Oak Island, the scan shows the bottom surface of the surroundings of Oak Island. New technology is the best source to understanding this 212-year-old mystery, old conventional methods just scratch the surface, Keith Ranville has raised the bar for other treasure hunters considerably with his well known new Oak Island theory and under-standings to this once thought’ a un-solvable treasure mystery.

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Bathymetery scan of Oak Island

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The legendary Coumesourde Stone, now lost, is believed to have concealed a secret? of great importance to the mystery of Rennes-le-Château’s, Lost Treasure.

Also If you ever wanted to see what Keith looks here you go.

Renne Le-Chateau
Written in stone, of the secret of Coumesourde

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Written in stone Keiths new cipher of the secret inscription of Coumesourde

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WOW the proposed tunnel that would link Alaska to Rusia would open up some great gold prospecting and other Treasure Hunting opportunities.

From The Alaska Daily News
The proponents of the 64-mile tunnel are not working off an original idea.

Over the past 150 years, at least one Russian czar and several American entrepreneurs have devised plans for linking the continents.

The latest Russian concept is a tunnel tying Russia’s Chukotka to Alaska’s Cape Prince of Wales as part of a hoped-for continuous railway from London to New York. More than 6,000 miles of new rail lines — about half laid in Siberia and the remainder in Alaska and Canada — would connect the railheads on both sides. Siberian oil, gas, hydroelectric power and fiber optic cable could be exported through pipes built beside the high-speed rail service, they said.

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Bering Strait Tunnel Project a Treasure Hunters dream

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Thought I would take some time to reflect on my first gold dredge and how it came to be mine. After years of looking around and going to every manufacture out there, it soon became apparent it was going to be a costly matter. Living in Southwestern PA the dredge season is short and options on where to find gold are limited to at least a 2 hour drive one way, so spending a few thousand dollars on a Gold Dredge was out of the question.

Why I needed the dredge was the first issue. We all start out with the number 8 backhoe (that’s a shovel) a bucket to carry the material in and a gold pan. This all quickly escalates into more and more equipment. We are always looking for better quicker ways to do things. Like adding more classifiers and other toys. The main reasons was I wanted one.

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Buying my first gold dredge an eBay experience

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