Author Archives: David
Trust the Greeks, especially when they bear gifts
Continuing on from my previous post, Dowsing for Treasure, the above picture shows one of the L-rods Takis sent me, although I have digitally shortened it.. Actual dimensions are: length 52cm (21in), height 15cm (6in) and return 8cm (3in). The diameter of the rod is 2mm (1/8in) and the sleeve handle 6mm (3/8in) outside diameter; […]
Nazi Gold
I was recently sent this video by a Greek treasure hunter and thought it was worth sharing. The video is in English with Greek subtitles. Θανάσιμα Μυστικά ~ Αναζητώντας τον χρυσό των… by KRASODAD
Gold Auras
Many people say gold does not give off an aura and they’re absolutely right – if the gold is not influenced by an electromagnetic field. I was sent this photograph of a lady’s gold neck chain she was wearing, taken with a Canon DSLR camera fitted with an infrared filter. Had the chain been placed on a table and […]
Film for Polaroid Cameras
As many of you will know, with the rapid advancements in digital cameras, Polaroid ran into difficulties and the Dutch factory was sold to the management. The factory, under the name of The Impossible Project, is again producing SX-70 film to a different formula and slightly faster speed. The first of the new film […]
Gold Coin Find
I was very pleased to receive this aura photograph with the following message: Hello David, I found 13 gold coins at 185cm depth. Thank you so much. The photo, which led to the find was taken with a Canon DSLR camera with standard lens and infrared filter. the coins, I learned were pre-Roman, weighing 8.4-8.5 […]
Treasure Hunting Strategy
No successful treasure hunter that I know of relies on just one instrument or technique to locate a target because nothing is foolproof. So typically the treasure hunter may use dowsing, an aura camera and other long range locators such as a multi frequency discriminator (MFD), an earth field generator or even a sniffer dog, […]
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