Images of Treasure-Hunting-Information.com

Images of Treasure-Hunting-Information.com

Greetings Treasure Hunters, etc.,

Some of the “Images” used on Treasure-Hunting-Information.com are posted on this webpage.

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Regards,

David E Ros, Editor, Treasure Hunter and Webmaster Owner

Published on: May 4, 2011 @ 15:31
Revised: 1-12-2012; 1-30-2012; 4-8-2012; 6-14-2012; 6-15-2012; 2-21-2015; 2-22-2015; 1-15-2017; 7-8-2018; 7-11-2018
 

1. Treasure-Hunting-Information.com website logo: the fabulous “Treasure Chest” on a remote island beach!

Treasure Chest on a remote island beach Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.istockphoto.com/

2. Leather pouch of Gold coins!

Leather pouch of Gold coins Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.istockphoto.com/

3. Placer Gold Nuggets from an opened specimen glass vial!

Placer Gold Nuggets Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.istockphoto.com/

4. Gold Panning / Prospecting for Gold on a quiet stream riverbank!

Gold Panning Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.canstockphoto.com/

5. Beautiful Sunset Metal Detecting on a Georgia beach in the U.S.A.

Beautiful Sunset Metal Detecting on a Georgia beach in the U.S.A. Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.canstockphoto.com/

6. Treasure Map, Compass and Gold Coin Treasure!

Treasure Map, Compass and Gold Coin Treasure Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.istockphoto.com/

7. Superstition Mountains, Arizona, near the town of Apache Junction, Arizona, U.S.A. The Lost Dutchman gold mine is reputed to be this remote U.S. National Recreational area and State parks, etc.

Superstition Mountains, Arizona Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.istockphoto.com/

8. Rhyolite, Nevada, Ghost Town, near the town of Beatty, Nevada, U.S.A.

Rhyolite, Nevada Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.istockphoto.com/

9. Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, California State Park, U.S.A. – West Point Overlook!

Copyright 2010-2018 +, etc. by “Ros Company” and “Photographic Images by David.”

This viewpoint states “Many millions of dollars’ worth of gold poured from these hydraulic diggins. They are among the largest in the Sierra Nevada, (mountain range). Hydraulic Gold Mining damaged the soil/landscape in by-gone eras, now hydraulic mining is prohibited to protect the natural terrain, etc. Location: Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, California State Park, U.S.A. Note: There does seem to be evidence of natural foliage recovery at this time after being left stripped and barren for many years.

10. Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, California State Park, North Bloomfield, U.S.A. – Hydraulic mining nozzle called a “Monitor!”

Copyright 2010-2018 +, etc. by “Ros Company” and “Photographic Images by David.”

11. Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, California State Park, U.S.A. Present state of former hydraulic gold mine hillside and terrain!

Copyright 2010-2018 +, etc. by “Ros Company” and “Photographic Images by David.”

12. Calico Bottle House, Calico Ghost Town, San Bernardino County Regional Park, California near the town of Barstow, California!

Excerpt from San Bernardino County Regional Park, Calico Ghost Town’s website:

San Bernardino County Regional Park, Calico Ghost Town’s website

“Calico is an old West mining town that has been around since 1881 during the largest silver strike in California. With its 500 mines, Calico produced over $20 million in silver ore over a 12-year span. When silver lost its value in the mid-1890’s, Calico lost its population. The miner’s packed up, loaded their mules and moved away abandoning the town that once gave them a good living. It became a “ghost town.”

Walter Knott purchased Calico in the 1950’s architecturally restoring all but the five original buildings to look as they did in the 1880’s. Calico received State Historical Landmark 782 and proclaimed in 2005 to be California’s Silver Rush Ghost Town.”

Calico Bottle House Image purchased for Internet usage with royalty free rights downloaded at: http://www.canstockphoto.com/

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