Introduction

Last April 2003, we had accidentally found this treasure site during the making of our poultry farm at Bukidnon, Philippines. We had already begun the preliminary excavations and had found several stone markers which will be found here at this site.Unfortunately, we had to stop our excavations due to lack of resources last May 2004. The details of the excavation will follow so please read on...
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THE JAPANESE TREASURE SEAL

THE JAPANESE TREASURE SEAL
By: Robert Cordova © 2001-2006

http://www.taestensen.com/robert/t_hunt/tseal.htm

The nature of the concrete seal built by the Japanese soldiers during their occupation of the Philippines in WW2 is not just a plain mixture of cement, gravel, sand and water as usually applied in road building or construction of highways. It is perhaps, the most hardened cement concrete one can ever imagine. The presence of affirmative evidence proves that the endurance and hardness of the same is comparable to iron steel. Based on continuing studies and research, there is that enormous amount of silica quartz and pyrites mixed together with undetermined amount of resin adhesive and hardener. There is also an authentic presence of fly ash and intrusion aid. The process of mixture is dry pouring method. The moisture of the soil served as a slowing catalyst.

The concrete slab is the mortar seal of the treasure cache. Its thickness varies from 0.5-5 meters depending on the volume of the treasures buried. The bigger the volume, the thicker the seal is. On the so-called major sites, the thickness would reach a phenomenal height of 8 meters from the ground surface of 20-30 meters deep. Down below, series of rectangular chambers are built in such a manner that is free from collapsing. This is supposedly the spot where the cache are seen crated, stacked in cylinders and lined up in every chamber.

So far, the most updated faster way of breaking the seal open is thru the use of a burning rod. However, this process renders ineffective if the pit is watery. The presence of water cannot be ruled out taking into account a 20-30 meters depth below the ground surface. During the wet season where the sites are filled with water, diggers switch to manual operation using chisels and sledge hammers rendering a slow pace of accomplishment. However, there are those who successfully retrieved and very lucky enough after several years of painstakingly, unimaginable hard job as evidenced by these photos:

To those who had the guts and unending perseverance. CONGRATULATIONS! for a job well done. You really earned it!

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Pic 1 hardened cement fortification of the treasure seal. Pic. 2 the pinpointed treasure site.
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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

this is more like it based on my personal experience. it is better if the photo included the kind of soild in the vicinity

pedro dolores said...

i have a japanese character that i really can`t read, taken from a map. 13 pcs. only one was opoened. pleaase advice,, this is for the japanese authority to redeemed.Pls txt or call..09217305158

Anonymous said...

Please contact me at 5145770. I would like to know if we could make some arrangements. My friend and I have just seen a place with the details of your website regarding hidden treasures. Call me Torchkitt for now. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

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Thank You.

charles said...

last 2002 some treasure hunters made a digging in our farm after discovering steel drums aligned and buried under the ground. they found some electronic devices (maybe parts of a communication radio), an old bottle with a marking "federal government" at the bottom. Using their detector, they confirm to us that there is a big deposit of gold hidden under the ground but they cannot continue digging deeper because they cannot break the concrete seal. after how many days we decided to stop the activity for some reasons. If anyone is interested maybe we could give 80-20 sharing, 20% for us and the rest is all yours. you can contact me @ 09061086845.

Anonymous said...

cement seal: why do u have to break the cement seal if it is as hard as as 'steel'. why not just go around it. dig sideways then try to find where it ends then, if its too dangerous to continue that way then just make another hole from top to bottom and try to get the treasure on the side of the seal. that makes more sense.