Lost Dutchman Goldmine

Tom Kollenborn passed away September 27. Tom was a living legend and we are all the poorer for his passing, for no one knew the history of the Superstitions and the southwest like Tom Kollenborn. I was lucky enough to meet Tom and became friends, we are going to miss him terribly.
Oroblanco

I can't remember the first time I posted here, but I haven't seen anything come back, well one, but it was formal with no response required. So, are the people that post here, or used to post here, all passed on? Were they those old guys I used to see sitting under the awnings of their fifth wheels...

Hi Joe; The Marine reference was due to my being told that, back when we first started chatting online. It was from a friend whom has passed away, but he had only said that he believed you were a Marine, and I had never questioned it. Your being a Vietnam veteran actually helped support that idea of...

Klondike, you have NO idea what research I have done on the Tucson "artifacts". No more than what flavor ice cream I favor. It is you whom are in for a rude awakening amigo, for you seem to be ignoring the many indictments and even guilty pleas now starting to flow. Also, I want to point out that th...

Klondike wrote Imagine Roy will not be back. Well you are partly right. Joe and I have disagreed on poly-ticks before, but mainly because I am an ex-Republican. It is hardly the basis of our friendship, and we don't like the same flavor ice cream best either. No disagreement over poly-ticks, no matt...

Jim - all thanks are really due to Garry for his excellent and tireless research, and generosity for sharing it without charging us for the privilege.

Garry THANK YOU for your efforts!

Joe Ribaudo wrote You sound very much like the Democrats trying to explain why their memo should be released as it was written. Joe I am beyond shocked at your post. Of all the people, you as a veteran of the Vietnam war, and lived through the cold war, a well read man, to say that. Your statement i...

Gentlemen: Perhaps it will not do any danger to share with you a bit more. The history of Atlantis is incomplete at best. Even you can grant that as a point of discussion. More is not known about its location than is known. To understand why South Africa is the home of the ancients it is simple eno...

Roy, I came to the conclusion some time ago that replying to Ben was to be done for the exact same reason that he posts.......boredom. Kinda like playing Pong, just something to pass the time. Hope all is well with you, Beth and the various and sundry pups. Take care, Joe Have to agree on your stat...

Atlantis in South Africa
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Greetings Klondike; How about posting a few paragraphs from your extended version of Critias? And maybe a few paragraphs from Hermocrates? Maybe throw in a couple of photos of those gold/copper plates just for good measure. South Africa as Atlantis, well this is not the first time I have seen this p...

Roy, Instead of cursing the darkness you should try lighting a candle. It is not about what you have not been given it is about what you have been given. As I have stated again, and again the clues are out there you simply have to see them and you have to ask questions about what can be answered no...

Jim send me your EM address, think I can help now thanks to the assistance of a friend.
Roy

Hi Roy, I know he had a map, but was it a "Ruth" map? Here's what I'm thinking: If Keenan and Purnell had any involvement in Ruth's death, how was it that Tex and Adams found Ruth's notes and at least one map on his body a few months later? Wouldn't Keenan/Purnell have taken those items when they k...

Klondike wrote Hello Roy, Perhaps it bears repeating, we will show the way but we will not solve the riddle for you. There is ample evidence to support the position that we have advanced for many, many years. It is not that these dialogues are not interesting but to continue you must demonstrate an ...

Klondike wrote Hello Roy, Mr. Odohul could not have made the artifacts because well we know who did make them. As has been pointed out in other posts the artifacts were made by 2 scribes, each with a different level of expertise. An analysis of the artifacts reflect this. Also the physical evidence ...

Hi Jim - I believe that Purnell had a map, in fact it is pretty much a certainty that he had a map as this became an object of contention when he enlisted a new partner, and the partner ran off with his map during a court hearing with Purnell in hot pursuit! Ruth had several maps apparently, which h...

Greetings Klondyke; I presume that you are concluding Mr Odohui couldn't have made the Tucson 'artifacts' because he could not get the old car battery lead used to make them? I can assure you that it is a certainty that he could obtain that type of lead. You have indeed stated that a large colony wa...

Gosh I am not sure - I think I saved copies but will have to look. Give me some time to check, will get back to you. Sorry to hear about that hacking crap, one wonders what would be the motivation for it?

Klondyke wrote Hello Oroblanco Let`s see Robinson shows the coordinates of the trail that Bark and Ely took to the top of Horse Mesa. And what does Ely tell us about his day on Horse Mesa. “We never put in a more interesting day on any Dutchman hunt.” (Lost Dutchman Mine, Page 157) Close to Horse Me...

Gentlemen: So much evidence so little understanding. Maybe you folks can find the trail up Horse Mesa. Believe Robinson pretty much stumbled on it. Who knows maybe the secret is waiting. A trail from the Salt River to Horse Mesa with side trails to two massive Gold Deposits to the west. A trail int...

Just a quick note here but if memory serves, the Phoenix city police were working on the murder of Adolph Ruth in their own off-time, not officially as police of the city but as a sort of private detective work. Not that this makes a world of difference but a private detective can do some things tha...

Hello Joe, Hello Oroblanco, The answers you seek can be found beneath the shoreline of the Salt River near Horse Mesa. There is even a government survey that points the way, along with discovering the trail that Jim Bark and Sims Ely took to Horse Mesa. Not sure they had weak minds. Just follow the...

Klondike wrote As far as proof goes the underground workings provides well unbelievable verification of this history. The truth is all around you, just seeing it requires seeing the simple that has always been there. Happy holidays to you, sorry for the delay in replying. Yes that is what I have com...

Hello Mr. K Perhaps old habits die slowly. But what is it that is worthy of understanding. A good place to start is Hidden Mountain, New Mexico. As you may know recent comments have been made that refer to the importance of understanding the stone maps and their relationship to star charts. It seem...