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Friday, March 28, 2025

3/28/25 Report - Gold Coin Cache Found. Casual Visual Find to Be Followed by Metal Detecting. ESP & Ark of the Covenant.

 

Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.



A small jug discovered in the Israeli capital's Jewish Quarter last month turns out to contain four gold coins — the equivalent of four month's salary for a common laborer at the time the coins were tucked away more than 1,000 years ago. 

Archaeologists discovered the hidden loot while surveying a site prior to the construction of an elevator to the Western Wall Plaza, a historic public square in Jerusalem's Old City. Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) inspector Yevgenia Kapil found the juglet, a clay vessel not much bigger than a coffee cup. Weeks later, excavation director David Gellman, an IAA archaeologist, upended the juglet into his hand and was shocked when a handful of coins came out with the dirt...

Here is the link for more about that.

Ancient gold stash found in jug in Jerusalem | Live Science

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It is always nice to find a cache, no matter how big or small, and a gold coin or two always makes it a special day, especially if it is old.


  • A passerby discovered a rare Viking-era iron bracelet in a wetland on the Swedish island of Öland.
  • The open-ended bracelet style is rare in large part because of the use of iron.
  • Officials plan to undergo a deeper search of the area to see if the find was a one-off or if there is a hoard stashed nearby.

...someone who officials are calling “an attentive person” discovered what first appeared to be an unremarkable, rusted-out bracelet. Instead, the find turned out to be a rare example of an iron arm brace from the Viking era...

Still, once the weather allows, officials plan to scour the area with metal detectors to see if they can discover more lost Viking-age treasure...

Here is that link.



Just yesterday I was talking about how a visual survey can be a useful first step before metal detecting.  This is a good example of the type of thing that can happen.

I've also talked about how come cold water environments can preserve metal materials.

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Classified documents on cold war ESP experiments were recently declassified.  One remote viewer seemed to identify the target, which was the ark of the covenant, as well as details about its location.  If he was correct, it didn't sound like it was on Oak Island, although it was seen as being in a wet underground location.  It was seen as being in a location with mosque domes, or something like that and white robed peoples.  

I'll get into topics like that more in the future.  A poll I did in the past showed that a good number of the people that read this blog rely to some extent on intuition.

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Jensen Beach Friday Morning.
Surfguru.com Beach Cam.

It is windy this morning, so I checked out a couple beach cams.


Fort Pierce South Jetty Friday Morning.
SurfGuru..com Beach Cam.

As you can see, despite the wind, the surf isn't big yet.  The surf chart shows the same thing.

Surf Chart.
Surfguru.com.

Tomorrow the surf will increase.  Looks like three to five feet.

We also have some small negative tides today.

Good hunting,
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