Stone Map peer review and FYI

djui5 · Post by **djui5** » Sat Oct 28, 2006 10:00 pm

120 degrees and 55ft. is still out there. Maybe we should offer a prize.
Harry

Is there a prize? I believe I've figured it out...

I know this is old, but I just found it researching "team fever"

Joe Ribaudo · Post by **Joe Ribaudo** » Sun Oct 29, 2006 9:31 pm

Randy,

OK, give it up.

Joe

djui5 · Post by **djui5** » Sun Oct 29, 2006 10:05 pm

Well I haven't worked it all out yet, but 120° would send someone S.E. right. If we were to take what you discovered about the maps, take a little hike 120° from the mouth of that canyon where the heart, circle in a circle, and triangle are, we just might end up on Black Top Mesa, depending on how far the 55 units is

If the 55 units of measurement were to each equal around 120', we'd land right on that area.

What's interesting about all of this is that sunburst on the mountain, and the other thing you were talking about last weekend. The thing your relatives and you were trying to get to...

Maybe it means go 120°, 55 units, from the mouth of the canyon....

Joe Ribaudo · Post by **Joe Ribaudo** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 12:58 pm

Randy,

There is a correlation between Black Top and Little Boulder Canyon. It may be that "Team Fever's" conclusions work their way into that correlation, as well.

That does not mean the Stone Maps are not a hoax.

Whoever put them together knew all of the legends and all of the physical aspects of the land they depicted. The time required to spend learning the topography of the maps was considerable. If the maps were a collaboration of three or four men, the collective knowledge could be used to lessen the time required on the ground.

Start the Stone Map Trail at the bottom of Hieroglyphic Canyon and the point of the dagger at Parker Pass and the rest will be easy.

Good luck,

Joe Ribaudo

djui5 · Post by **djui5** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 7:54 pm

Well Joe, with all due respect, they could have been created by someone mining in the range, who had an extensive knowledge of the range due to hiding lots of treasures, and working lots of mines...

So, the fact that the stone maps line up with Super topography neither confirms or denies their being real or fake...

I gotta present for you...coming soon.

Joe Ribaudo · Post by **Joe Ribaudo** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 8:52 pm

Randy,

With all due respect, back.....

The mining you speak of would have left some sign of its passing. While there are old workings in the area of the maps, none were extensive or show any sign that valuable ore was mined. All were prospects.

I believe I have found the only surface ore body, of size, in the area. If someone else can challange that, please do so.

I am speaking of the area of the Stone Map Trail.

I look forward to seeing what you have discovered.

Take care,

Joe

djui5 · Post by **djui5** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:00 pm

Well, I didn't mean mining in that particular spot, but in the range as a whole. To be honest, it really wouldn't take one long to climb up on a high point, say the main ridge line, and take not of the topography. I'll bet one could spend a couple of months non-stop in those mountains, having never before step foot in them, and create something like the stone maps. Back in those days that's what they did. They didn't have topo maps, and GPS, etc. There were no names for landmarks like there are now, no roads, etc. I think you get my drift.

If a large group of people had done any mining in that range at all, or hid anything worthwhile of creating a map like that, they would know the region well. This does NOT mean they are frauds, but that the person who created the maps knows the region well. This could have been any modern day person, or any old time miner/map maker, etc etc.

I didn't discover anything, just found something you discovered

Joe Ribaudo · Post by **Joe Ribaudo** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:12 pm

Randy,

Anyone who can't find what I found, after I showed my map at the Rendezvous and described on this Forum, needs a seeing eye dog.

You have done the easy part, now spend a little time on that ridge.

Good luck,

Joe

djui5 · Post by **djui5** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:37 pm

twasent hard at all

I have somewhere else I need to spend time now. Have something heavily important to find. Wish me luck.

Heidi II · Post by **Heidi II** » Tue Oct 31, 2006 8:06 am

Heidi wish Randy luck.

Many Orks, evil Apache and evil men follow Randy. Mordor will empty as evil ones look for Oz.

Holmes find Mordor. Mordor high up in Mountain. Wind blow very strong in Winter. Many Orks there. They hide in Canyons. Orks make people think they know where Oz is.

Evil Apache and evil men play football on ten football fields. Redskins vs Raiders.

Orks now have own web site.

No worry. Houses ready for evil orks.

Heidi

djui5 · Post by **djui5** » Tue Oct 31, 2006 10:45 am

Thanks Heidi II

Wonder if they're looking when I squat in the mountains

Heidi II · Post by **Heidi II** » Tue Oct 31, 2006 3:55 pm

Fun, Fun, Fun

Randy laugh at evil orks, apaches, and men.

Heidi not know if they watch while you squat.

Heidi know if you find Oz they follow. Then houses fall.

Silly men think heart is goal. The treasure of the heart is goal.

Heidi

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