Wagon load of gold in Wisconsin - TreasureNet
2017年2月15日 · Polk County: Lost Treasure A wagonload of gold, worth $200,000, was buried in a swampy area south of Balsam Lake. It was buried seven miles northeast of St. Croix Falls by miners returning from Montana. Unfortunately they were unable to retrieve their gold as the treasure sank in quicksand...
Steinheimers gold | TreasureNet The Original Treasure Hunting …
2007年1月14日 · We tried to probe the depth of the quicksand and find the gold but after probing 35 more feet and still not hitting anything solid were forced to conclude that the gold had slipped beyond reach of anything but a VERY extensive and EXPENSIVE recovery operation.
Average Depths of Coins/How Do Some Get So Deep?
2011年11月2日 · I have found gold coins on an erroded hillside on the surface. Things sink in water, but that is a different theory. Things get pushed into the sand by traffic or get washed into or out of the sand by moving water.There are rare exceptions like swamps or "quicksand" which follow the theory of a body floating on water etc.
golden cannon lost in swamp | TreasureNet The Original Treasure ...
2006年11月5日 · I know that even today its EXTREMELY difficult to recover anything from quicksand or deep mud even with the technology of our time available. The hiders would have little way of knowing how deep the mud/sand in the …
Chest off A1A? | TreasureNet The Original Treasure Hunting Website
2008年5月3日 · " A mysterious chest lies in a swampy area between the Ocean and Indian River on the outer bank close to hwy A1A 8 miles S of Vero Beach. First sighted in 1907 it has appeared many times during the dry season but quicksand surrounds the site and all efforts to recover the checst ended in failure. I has last appeared in 1974."
Keg of Silver Coins Buried in Clark County, Indiana
2005年11月29日 · Yet only half the work was complete. The mill had not been built yet. As Mr. Work set to work again he discovered a serious problem. The spot where the building was supposed to stand had quicksand instead of rock underneath it. Work cleverly used large oak timbers to support the building, thinking wood submerged in water would not rot.
Queen of the Missouri — the Francis X. Aubrey | TreasureNet The ...
2005年11月29日 · With the end in sight, the Holt Syndicate worked by day and by lantern at night. Soon they’d dug a 20 foot square-foot hole that went 16 feet deep, but just as they neared the mark, their luck suddenly changed. A trickle of water began seeping into the hole. Then it began oozing in faster. Soon they were knee deep in sticky quicksand and silt.
Has anyone ever found a spanish coins on South Padre Island, TX
2010年3月15日 · The area where the known 1554 wrecks sank is from the Mansfield cut to about 5-7 miles north. That area is a national seashore, and metal detecting is not allowed.
Sno ta hay - the pros and cons - Toyopa and the Adams
2004年3月31日 · If there's not a sufficient amount of interest in transcending the 'truth or fiction' side of Nino to consider it in more detail it's probably preferable to have this thread simply wither and fall off the bottom of the page than to have it bogged down in the usual quicksand of assertion/counter-assertions expounding the virtues or assassinating ...
Steamboat Arabia museum leader killed in wreck
2006年8月6日 · Trying to dig a hole in that is like trying to dig a ditch through quicksand. So my dad, who is an extraordinarily brilliant guy, came up with the idea of circling the Arabia using irrigation wells. Irrigation wells have pumps clear to bedrock, sixty-five feet down, and you can push water a great distance.