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Earth Ocean Explorations 
Description: Earth Ocean Explorations National Library and Museum is a non-profit organization devoted to providing a reference resource and Museum for the treasure hunters. The National Library of Treasure Hunting has over 20,000 books, magazines and newsletters for research related to treasure hunting and history of the United States and the World.
Contact is welcomed by mail, telephone or e-mail concerning your research project. The contact information is listed in the "Contact Area" to the side button. Treasure hunting has moved in time to a period that is growing with technology and a joining of resources. Research with networking are the keys to your future in finding that treasure project you have set as your goal.
Added on: 05-Oct-2004 | hits: 255 | Report broken link | Details
Treasure Dive Sites
Description: DIVERS, TREASURE HUNTERS, AND ADVENTURERS WORLDWIDE COME TO FLORIDA LOOKING FOR SPANISH SILVER COINS, GIANT FOSSIL SHARKS TEETH,
SHIPWRECKS, AND GOLD JEWELRY
NOW YOU CAN TOO!
IN ONE SITE, YOU HAVE THE BEST PLACES TO LOOK, LAID OUT WITH AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, MAPS, GPS COORDINATES, DESCRIPTIONS, AND BACKED UP BY SOLID RESEARCH, SO YOU CAN ZERO IN AND SCORE!
Added on: 10-Oct-2004 | hits: 228 | Report broken link | Details
Legends of America
Description: LEGENDARY LOST TREASURES - Treasure Tales of the American West - A Travel Site for the Nostalgic and Historic Minded
Added on: 17-Oct-2004 | hits: 256 | Report broken link | Details
Rocks & Minerals
Description: I find geology intriguing, and began collecting specimens of rocks & minerals in the late 1980s. I've bought specimens too, but mainly enjoy field collecting, spending relaxing time in the outdoors. Not that it's always easy. I've used sledge hammers and chisels many times to obtain specimens, and trudged considerable distances with loaded backpacks and 5-gallon buckets.
I've collected mostly in Pennsylvania, northwestern New Jersey, and Ontario, but I've collected along the eastern coastal states as far south as Florida, plus Quebec and even on the island of Corfu, Greece.
- Dave Downs
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 149 | Report broken link | Details
TopoZone Pro is here!
Description: We're pleased to be introducing our new TopoZone Pro service, adding shaded relief maps, high resolution aerial photography, street maps, and a whole lot more to TopoZone. We think TopoZone Pro makes TopoZone the complete source for Web maps of all kinds - it's not just for topos any more. Please take a look at what TopoZone Pro provides; you can register for a free demonstration and find out for yourself.
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 133 | Report broken link | Details
HOW GEOPHYSICAL METHODS CAN HELP THE ARCHAEOLOGIST
Description: by Lambert Dolphin
formerly Senior Research Physicist
SRI International, Menlo Park, California
World War One brought the discovery that photographs behind enemy lines taken from airplanes could be of great value in warfare. Not longer after this, observers taking random photographs from the air over rural England noticed that traces of old Roman walls, forts and roads could be seen on aerial photographs but otherwise went unnoticed under cornfields and pastures when archaeologists wandered about the countryside on foot.
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 186 | Report broken link | Details
A BRIEF BACKGROUND ON GROUND PENETRATING RADAR
Description: by Lambert Dolphin formerly Senior Research Physicist
SRI International, Menlo Park, California. Geophysical methods can be very useful in exploring for oil, minerals, or for locating buried objects. Most methods in use today were developed five or six decades ago and have not been improved upon greatly since their inception. Each method has its strengths---and often severe limitations that are imposed by nature. The advantage of geophysical survey techniques is that they do not disturb the site, can usually be performed quickly, and they are very cost effective compared to excavation costs. When they can be used these methods can be very helpful in evaluating the site geologically and for delineating areas of interest and eliminating barren ground. Among the more recent tools developed for probing beneath the surface of the earth is ground-penetrating radar.
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 371 | Report broken link | Details
GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR)
Description: by Lambert Dolphin formerly Senior Research Physicist
SRI International, Menlo Park, California. In the early 1970's several different teams of scientists began to develop radars for viewing into the earth. Radars of this type were first developed for military applications-such as locating tunnels under the DMZ between North and South Korea. GPR use in locating and mapping utility lines has been the subject of much on-going research conducted by both military and commercial organizations.
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 229 | Report broken link | Details
State Library Websites
Description: This is a list of state library agency Websites.
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 165 | Report broken link | Details
Stan Grist - Adventures Into The Unknown!
Description: Stan has an extensive web site about his own personal adventures and explorations: discovering lost civilizations, gold prospecting, diamonds, metal detecting, treasure hunting, and much more. He also has a library about explorers and fascinating subjects like subterranean tunnel systems, and cryptozoology.
Added on: 19-Oct-2004 | hits: 294 | Report broken link | Details
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