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Today we are going to talk to you again about two very precious signs and we are going to tell you what these signs mean.
Both sign systems are treasure signs and are among the signs that, if found, should be carefully examined and followed to the end.
Let's start with the first sign.
I am going to show you two video recordings. these images were taken in a field and belong to a place that contains valuable signs.
As you can see in the signs, there are two different signs on the surface of two rocks close to each other.
The first one is a cross and the second one is a carving.
The first sign, the cross, can usually only have meaning in relation to a sacred place when it is alone.
However, when, as here, the cross sign is accompanied by a carving or other sign system, or when these signs are connected or follow each other, they are very valuable.
If the cross markings on the top of a boulder, which you have seen in the image, are made in such a way that they are so visible and pointing in a different direction, they usually have a misleading meaning in the first place.
That is to say, it can be inferred that there is something in the direction that this mark is pointing.
But treasure markings always contain a cipher.
Treasure marks, including cross marks, should therefore be considered as part of a whole.
You can see that the circumference of the cross-mark was in the form of a square when it was first made.
The cross sign, which is made in a relief in the form of a square, means that there is an area buried underground and covered with soil, and that there is an area built with stones in the underground area, and that there is a treasure in this area.
On the rock just behind this sign, we see a carving made on the side surface of the rock.
When this carving and the cross sign are considered together, the carved sign could mean an eye.
For this reason, the treasure should be searched in the direction the carving is pointing.
The search in this direction can be carried out by looking for small mounds of earth.
Or look for a small carving on the surface of a stone in the same direction, if a small carving is found, it means that the treasure is very close to this area and under the ground.
In addition, if the carving mark is made facing the ground directly in front of the boulder, we need to measure the distance between the cross mark and the carving mark and form a triangle in the direction of the carving.
In the case of a triangle, that is, where a third stone would be placed at an equal angle, it should be determined and investigated.
In such a case, there may not be a third stone, but we should locate it according to the triangle shape.
As a final point, the place where we will search will reveal itself to us when we arrive at it.
In ancient treasure hiding, sometimes the bottom of a bush was used as a treasure hiding place.
Therefore, anything that is different or does not fit the terrain structure means a place to be searched for us.
So anything that is different or doesn't fit the terrain is a place for us to investigate.
When we come to our second sign, we see that it is two carved marks on a piece of stone on a flat surface.
The surface of the stone on which the carved marks are made is flattened.
The round carvings on smoothly shaped stone and rock surfaces often mean that there is a grave nearby.
These areas appear to be sites of consecration and ritual.
However, if there is a second sign, which can be described as an auxiliary sign, in the vicinity of these signs, it can be considered as a treasure sign other than a tomb.
When, as here, the carvings are side by side and have different depths, they should be investigated as treasure marks.
In these and similar carving marks, the smaller carving will usually point us in the direction to be searched.
For this reason, the direction of the small carving should be chosen when determining the location or direction to be searched.
In the searches to be carried out in the direction of the small carving, a different rock or stone mass and small marks made on the rock or stone in this direction should be investigated.
The most valuable of these small marks are either a small X or a small rectangular carving.
If these markings are found, the search should be carried out at the site of the marking.
Here the color of the soil on the ground should be examined.
If the color of the soil is darker in one spot and lighter in others, the darker part of the soil should be searched for treasure.
