Thursday, January 08th, 2009
Underground Discovery and exploration has been enhanced with new technology and computers. Long range detection, underground mapping, underground 3D imaging, now shows underground voids, caves and tunnels, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, disturbed ground (dug graves, pits or holes that have been dug and filled in again, even hundreds of years ago up to 200 feet deep).
Underground discovery using technology FAR SUPERIOR to “Ground Penetrating Radar”, that has three dimensional imagery and 99% accuracy up to 200 feet deep has been a dream for thousands of years. Imagine being able to locate buried non-ferrous metals such GOLD, SILVER, Platinum etc without ever turning a shovelful of dirt.
The long range detector will determine the exact location of a buried object (one ounce coin up to 450 feet away with 3 foot accuracy, larger or more objects can be detected up to a mile away) . Imagine being able to determine how deep the target is and what amount is there (no digging till you are sure). Imagine finding PVC gas or water lines, the direction they are going without digging. Septic tanks, drain fields located in minutes. Unmarked graves are located exactly, even if dug prior to 1920. Caves, tunnels or any void cavity down to 200 feet can easily be located. Ferrous metals can be found with equal success.
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Friday, January 23rd, 2009
Treasure stories like this one started in the 1870’s when Sam Bass, an abominable Texas outlaw, robbed many stagecoaches near deadwood, in the Dakota territory. Bass and his partner, Joel Collins robbed the Union Pacific Railroad in Big Springs, Nebraska. In the treasure story, they confiscated a payroll of 3,000 consisting of newly-minted 1877 $20 gold coins. The 1,250 $20 gold coins were found, but the remainder of coins and jewelry was not found after they died. Rumor has it that Bass’s portion was 30 miles from Denton, Texas in Cove Hollow. Still a treasure story mystery today.
Another treasure story begins in 1894, when the First National Bank located in Bowie, Texas, was robbed by four men. 500 $20 gold pieces and $18,000 in cash was taken. Being founded in 1890, the bank issued $10 and $20 notes, any of those may have been taken during the robbery. The coins were buried before crossing the Red River, so as not to slow the journey with the weight of the coins. An end was put to the treasure story when the men were captured and hanged, but one confided in lawman Palmore as to where the gold was buried, which was under a cottonwood tree where the Red and Wichita Rivers meet.
If you believe you have the best information on a long lost treasure but would like to “see” if it really is underground before you dig, Call Underground Discovery or email us below.
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