The Southeast Asian Treasure Connection
YAMASHITA'S / WW2 TREASURE => NORTHSTAR'S ISOMETRIC MAP THEORY => Topic started by: NORTHSTAR on October 09, 2011, 08:22:45 AM
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This stone map was sent to me via e mail. Let us hide his user name as "SS". It's up to him if he come out in this topic to tell his identity. I hope so. This stone map was among the best stone map I've ever seen. Look at this and his message.
Hello Sir Northstar. Am sort of new around and I was wondering if you could help interpret this map on a stone, what it says? I must admit I do not possess the brains to understand your isometrics but I trust you would shed light on this map.
Thank you very much and do reply very soon.
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This is the map that will decipher the stone map/ It needs a real Japanese map to decipher stone map.
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Take a look at this comparison between the two.
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Now check all the details inside the Japanese. Find the 3 boulders or trees marker that are align from each other in equal distance. Get the bearing and the exact angle of those markers for best reference to locate treasure site. Another thing you can find in that area is a water source, It might be a spring or water well in that area.
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Am very excited bro Northstar. True, there are three old old trees and a spring around. There are two mango trees and one giant tamarind tree. And there is a spring. Now I have to study your interpretation. Thank you very much and I will come back to you soon.
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Now check all the details inside the Japanese.(Just what do you mean by that, NS) Find the 3 boulders or trees marker that are align(aligned) from each other in equal distance. Get the bearing and the exact angle of those markers for best reference to locate treasure site. Another thing you can find in that area is a water source, It might be a spring or water well in that area.
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NS, You like to Twist things around to satisfy your needs. Maybe you expect us not to notice but you are not Fooling us. The Stone Marker with your lines to SUIT your DELUSION. Why did you not include the Markings on the far Left of that Stone, there is still some Lines in there and below on the Far Left of that Long Horizontal Line is a Half Circle with 4 dimples , if you superimpose that picture but that is not important as it does not fit in your Pathological Reasoning. Maybe you can give us a Good Reason why you Left Out that Part(Far Left) of that stone marker, not for my benefit as I won't believe it anyway but for the others here that is grasping for straws.
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NS,Here is your Version. ::)
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Am very excited bro Northstar. True, there are three old old trees and a spring around. There are two mango trees and one giant tamarind tree. And there is a spring. Now I have to study your interpretation. Thank you very much and I will come back to you soon.
I never thought that you are the owner of the stone map. Is'nt it? Most of the time, I hide the identity of the person requesting for my help. Now that you are here, let's find out the exact treasure site in your area. Bring someone who has knowledge in surveying to get the exact bearing of the trees marker. Get also the distance between them. If possible use a engineer directional compass to get the exact bearing.. Can you tell me the location of your site?
Good luck
Northstar
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Good morning Sir Northstar. Am here at the site right now and I am preparing the sketch of the the trees and the well. I will be posting it here shortly for your evaluation. I want the details to be accurate as much as possible. Do wait a little bit now. The connection here is somewhat very slow though. Thanks!
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Good morning too bro Myres. I'll be here to monitor your site.
Good luck
Northstar
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Hello Bro. Northstar. Here is the sketch of the treasure map as best as I can. Feel free to ask if there are things for clarification. Will wait for your reply. Excitedly! He he.
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Bro. Northstar, I hope there won't be a problem with the PDF file as I can't seem to convert it into a JPEG file. Anyway, do text me if there is a problem. Here is my cellphone number: 0920-5373930. Thanks. Will wait for your reply.
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Your Map Mr Myres
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Please get the exact bearing of the tamarind and mango 1. There's a problem regarding the distance between the mango 2 and mango 1 which is 260 ft in relation to the distance between mango 2 and tamarind which is 200 ft only. It is not proportionate if the bearing of tamarind and mango 1 is 100 % north and south reference point
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Considering the bearing given between mango 1 and mango 2 which is 45 degrees NE with the distance of 260 ft, this will be the initial assessment of the site. The Tamarind and the mango 1 should be 10 degrees angle north and south reference to get the exact distance given in the map. Take a look at this illustration
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Hello, Bro. Northstar. The distance between Tamarind tree and Mango Tree 1 has been measured by hand and so is accurate. So is the distance between Mango Tree 1 and Mango Tree 2. The distance between Mango Tree 2 and Tamarind has been calculated only as it passes over a house and goes down a slope. So my cousin must have erred in his calculations but I believe that you might be able to get the correct distance from there. Sorry for the inaccuracy. Kindly text me at my cellphone as our signal is very weak and slow. Thanks.
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Bro myres
Please recheck the bearing between the mango 2 and tamarind. It should be 65 degrees NE from the mango 2 to tamarind to be exact.
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This is the tentative assessment of your site. The bearing between mango 2 and mango 1 is 45 degrees NE. Mango 2 and Tamarind 68 degrees NE while Tamarind and mango 1 is straight north and south reference. You are right that it is really 68 degrees upon verification. Please check bro
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Bro Myres
Let us verify everything using this technique if we are correct and got the exact bearing and angle of the trees marker with regards to application of isometric pattern. This what you are going to do: Check the illustration below as your guide. The green dots are the stick land markers
1. Get the center between the mango 1 and mango 2 at 130 ft from each other to be exact.
2. Put a land marker using a straight stick at the center to be use as guide to get another reference point.
3. From that stick land marker from the center, go to the straight East until you are at the north and south reference of tamarind and mango 1.
4. Put another stick land marker at that point, then measure the distance between the stick land marker and the tamarind. It should be 4-5 meters distance. If correct, then we are at the right track.
Good luck bro
Northstar
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Myres
Based on the final data given to me thru txt msgs, This is the final outcome of your site with corresponding 6 treasure site. Follow the steps below.
1. To get T1, Follow the alignment of mango 2 and mango 1 at 60 degrees angle NE, then target from Tamarind going to west to get the intersection as the exact treasure site.
2. To get T2, get the middle between mango 1 and mango 2, then put stick land marker as the green dot. From there target your compass to 30 degrees SE and target from Tamarind going to west tp get the intersection as the exact treasure site 2.
3. T3 is the reverse of T1, just measure the distance from the middle stick land marker to T1, then at the same line and angle, apply the measured distance 60 degrees NW from the stick land marker to get the exact treasure site 3.
4. T4 is the reversed of T2. Just follow the sequence of step 3.
5. To get T5, Go straight to north from mango 2 and go straight west from mango, the intersection is the exact treasure site 5.
6. To get T6, go straight to east from mango 2 and straight south from mango 1, the intersection is the exact treasure site 6.
Good luck bro
Northstar