Golden Legends Tales of Buried Treasure

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  This is just a sample of what is waiting.  From now onward, indefinitely a truly significant timeframe, the legends of the lost city of El Dorado have interested people. This unbelievable city, which maintains to be made of gold, has set off different undertakings and campaigns. Understudies of history think El Dorado is certainly not a particular city, yet an outline for wealth and flood. It is said that a ruler would cover himself with gold coat, and then bounce into a blessed lake as a gift to the heavenly creatures. Sir Walter Raleigh was convinced El Dorado was a actual spot to be found. Along these lines, he examined dangerous unsettled areas and met adversarial neighborhood families searching for impossible riches. El Dorado is associated with Lake Guatavita in Colombia. It is said that gold collecting customs happened here. Many undertakings have been made to cleanse the lake looking for covered treasures. Francisco de Orellana's striking endeavor down the Amazon Str...

  Hands up, this is a story of interest, assuming that your youthful eccentricities are piled up enough to accept that you still perhaps, quite possibly, will find a lost money box sometime in the not-too-distant future. Presently, hands up assuming those expectations were somewhat supported when you read the New York Magazine piece "The Incomparable 21st-Century Expedition," about the workmanship gatherer Forrest Fenn, who covered $2 million in treasure (genuine gold coins!) in 2010 and made an intricate enigmatic riddle to direct one fortunate individual to track it down. Today, Vox Media Studios and Nomadica Movies declared that they will adjust the article by Benjamin Wallace into a narrative component for Netflix. Coordinated by Theo Love and created by Bryan Storkel, Expedition will record the tale of Fenn's fortune, a great many individuals who looked for it, the ones who kicked the bucket attempting, and previous writer Jack Stuef, who professes to have tracked it...

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 If you enjoy making petty cash, check this out. It ain't gold, but some recycle has plenty of value.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAHatguyO0o&t=6s

  The Hawaiian Islands were first brought under the rule of King Kamehameha in 1810. The King allegedly had jewelry and wealth worth millions of dollars buried with him when he passed away in 1819. However, the location of Kamehameha's burial chamber has not yet been discovered. In Hawaii, there is a saying that claims only the morning star is aware of the location of Kamehameha's bones. Some people think that the King is buried either in a cave in Maui's Iao Valley, where many other notable Hawaiian chiefs were buried, or at the royal burial site in the palace of Moku'ula. But, according to Hawaiian tradition, his bones must remain undisturbed in order to preserve his authority.  The mystery of the Hawaiian King’s hidden treasures is only one of a number of ancient mysteries researchers cannot explain. Since he was instrumental in controlling the sandlewood trade  Kamehameha amassed a fortune for his kingdom through a government monopoly on s andalwood  trade b...

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According to legend, approximately $125,000 that was taken from a stagecoach in 1881 is buried on a mountain ledge that hangs over the city of Flagstaff, Arizona. For those traveling to California, the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad came to a stop in Canyon Diablo, 35 miles east of Flagstaff. Four canvas mail bags were transferred from the train to the westbound coach as the stagecoach's occupants waited. Observers noted that two of the mail bags appeared to be particularly heavy as they observed them being moved from the train to the boot of the coach. After loading the luggage, the coach departed Canyon Diablo and turned west along the California-Santa Fe Trail. The passengers and luggage would meet the following stage at Flagstaff on their way to another railroad at Needles, California. The team of horses steadily ascended the San Francisco Peaks until they reached a flat divide, despite the enormous height difference between Canyon Diablo and Flagstaff. Five men on horseback sud...

  John Dillinger, a renowned American gangster, spent the spring of 1934 hiding out at the   Little  Bohemia Lodge close to Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin. The FBI officers attacked the lodge after receiving a  phone call that gave them the gang's location; nevertheless, they got into a shootout with Dillinger and his men.  Dillinger reportedly fled out the back door while everyone was scrambling, carrying a suitcase full of $20,000 in little bills.  According to folklore, he buried the luggage in the Lodge's backyard. The buried jewels are still in Wisconsin as he was  shot three months later in Chicago.  If you want a really interesting piece, see  https://www.history.com/news/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-john-dillinger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dillinger If you would like to read about Baby Face Nelson, Dillinger's plastic surgery, escapes from Crown Point, Indiana, Lincoln Court Apartments shootout,  Dr. Clayton E. Ma...

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