Interpretations, anyone?

[zeeker]

Hi guys, feel free to share your opinion on these markings.
Thanks

[witboy]

Wow! These are indeed very nice markers but somehow one can almost feel that these were not the creations of a Japanese artist. Still, these artworks need to be studied with utmost care to arrive at an intelligent conclusion about what the creator is conveying. It would have been better if we had an idea of the terrain or environment where these markers were found.

[zeeker]

Thanks for the input Witboy, if not japanese who or what do you have in mind?

[jerzx]

Its look like  Talisman Pendant, we called it "Anting2x". 

[admin]

Wow.. very nice markings! Maybe ZOBEX can give some insight on those?
TW

Hi guys, feel free to share your opinion on these markings.
Thanks

[zeeker]

Yeah, I miss that old rascal 😁

[Jackson444]

Pretty good potential I'd say but that star with legs on the left of the last stone, didn't look very Japanese, more like a Christmas decoration. 
Then again, the one beside it, looks like 22 boxes/bars with a bomb on top, so hard to say.

Any specific history relating to Jap forces here? Have Japs been trying to enter/buy the property?

Would be safer to speculate ideas knowing more about the history and the situation of the property where these are found on.

Have other TH been exploring here before? Found some sites with multiple markers but only a small handful were original and the rest had all be fabricated by previous visitors to mislead, but these do look faded enough to fit into the timeframe, especially the first 2 pics.

Not financial advice of course.

[ZOBEX]

Yeah, I miss that old rascal 😁

Old ,  OLD ? ?   I'll bit your leg with my dentures.

Those have to be the most spectacular rock carvings I have ever seen in the PH.  There is only one other one I have seen that rivaled these and that was on the island of ))))))) .  It was a waist up carving of a man with long hair that obviously was not Japanese.  Though it sets on top of a hill top that has a bunker inside of it.

I say not Japanese but some kind of European culture basis.  Templar or such but when ?? ?  But on this same island with the long hair man carving, there is another hill top with a similar carving to these that had an arrangment of crosses in a European nature.  In the mountain is a truck tunnel with trucks and gold.  Land owner is an a-hole.  I found this before and he quickly purchased soon afterward.  Dug in the wrong place and so far found nothing.  I won't tell him where the entrance is and so I get nothing, he gets nothing.  Greedy a-hole.

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[zeeker]

Sorry typo error, should be "gold rascal" 😁

Clue: location is where the general surrendered

[Yojuyo]

Wow! These are indeed very nice markers but somehow one can almost feel that these were not the creations of a Japanese artist. Still, these artworks need to be studied with utmost care to arrive at an intelligent conclusion about what the creator is conveying. It would have been better if we had an idea of the terrain or environment where these markers were found.

Looks older than worldwar 2, please preserve it.