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This web site was designed to help educate others on the fascinating world of treasure hunting. Here you can learn about various signs and symbols that the Spanish carved into the landmass to be used as mapping codes to lead them back to their many hidden high yield Gold and Silver mines concealed in the wilderness through out the world. View our Signs & Symbols area where we show you how to find and interpret these symbols. They will lead you to the inner map that shows the location of these hidden mines and treasures. You can also view and purchase original Art work created by our inhouse artist who designed the Wizard. Visit our Shipwrecks and future deep sea shipwreck projects area.

By becoming a member you can participate in our Forum discussions, view our Museum and purchase items recovered from an 1866 shipwreck. You will gain access to the knowledge aquired by The Wizard when you subscribe to The Wizard Workshop. The Wizard will act as a Consultant on your own projects. As time goes by we will be expanding the site content and features, and look forward to creating the ultimate treasure recovery web site. In essence this site will become a treasure in and of itself. Click here for a description of membership levels.

TREASURE EXPERIENCE

Sunken Treasure! Mere mention conjures up visions of elegant clipper ships, towering Spanish galleons and colorful pirates. Visions of gold doubloons, silver bars and jewel-studded medallions. We grew up with romantic nomenclatures describing far away places, "The Spanish Main," or "The Spice Route." As children we dreamed at some time or another of being on the trail of buried pirate booty - of rescuing, or being rescued. Click More...

PERALTA INDIAN HEAD GORGE

Move Your Mouse Over The Above Image carved in stone, such as the Inca Indian head (above) and the Bulls head in a reddish color, these pictographs were designed to be seen from great distances and each image had it's own symbolic meaning.

Once interpreted properly they indicated the proper direction to travel in order to reach the concealed mines or treasure vaults. more

PERALTA HEART CANYON MAP

PERALTA BULL HEAD GORGE

These canyon stone treasure maps were found using the Peralta Stone maps.See the Peralta Stones in the Signs and Symbols section

As a member you will be able to work with other HSS members on treasure sites around the world. We will teach you how to read and understand the coded symbolic language that the Spanish used to map all their treasure sites, mines and shipwrecks in the New World by carving symbols onto the landscape. Once you understand how they show you a compass bearing and distance in symbolic code, you'll be able to follow their instructions to the treasure, mine or shipwreck. As a member you can work from home on your computer.

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What does the symbol for Swastika mean?
A particular form of cross. It is actually a variation of the cross formed by two axes of a wheel. The bending of the ends of the four arms in a single direction suggests a circular or dynamic movement. The arms can be bent either clock wise or counter clock wise. In ancient China the swastika is a symbol of the four points of the compass. The old Norse emulate refers to as "Thors Hammer" was also formed like a swastika.

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