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These three google earth maps are location site maps for searching remotely for gold & silver or any other mineral deposit using my method of remote map surveying/dowsing using your computer. Using my method really improves the accuracy greatly than any other method used in the past i.e. marking out on ordnance survey maps etc. Please take a look at my video
(below maps) which shows you my method of remote map dowsing that I use which shows and explains in more detail of how it is done
locating these deposits.
This relates to the first
stage of marking out a gold deposit by remote surveying using
google earth on the computer to find the gold. This method is
also used for locating other minerals such as silver,
diamonds, titanium, platinum & copper etc.
These 2 maps are images
where map dowsing shows the particular load deposits of gold
and silver in this case. It shows the direction of the load,
the estimated volume recoverable i.e. gold & silver, and also
the quantities in grams per tonne.
If you are interested in
further information including the locations please click
on
www.prospectinggold.co.uk
SOME OF
THE POTENTIAL GOLD DEPOSITS AROUND THE WORLD
LOCATED USING REMOTE MAP SURVEYING AND AS FAR AS
I AM AWARE NO ONE ELSE HAS FOUND THESE LOCATIONS
YET
If you are interested
in any of these potential locations we can
arrange for you to purchase the information from
me for which you will receive Google maps showing
you the co-ordinates plus estimated depth counts
and estimated quantity of gold recoverable in
grams per tonne and also showing you the nearest
town, village or road nearest to the location/s
that I have marked out. The list of Countries is
as follows giving you the quantity but you will
receive the volumes and further information on
purchase from me:-
Northern Sudan –
Placer Gold deposit, 100,000ozs South Africa – Placer
Gold deposit 100,000ozs Saudi Arabia X 2 –
118,000ozs plus a deposit of 118,000ozs of placer
gold deposit North Wales X 2 –
Primary Gold Deposit 11,000ozs plus a Deposit of
108,000ozs Alaska – Placer Gold
160,000ozs Ireland – Primary Gold
100,000ozs Western Australia –
Placer Gold deposit 170,000ozs Russia – Primary Gold
67,000ozs Ethiopia – Primary
Gold deposit 105,000ozs Germany – Primary Gold
deposit 110,000ozs Iceland – Primary Gold
deposit 100,000ozs France – Primary Gold
deposit 109,000ozs Namibia – primary Gold
deposit 100,000ozs South Africa – Primary
Gold deposit 106,000ozs Canada – Placer Gold
deposits 97,000ozs
This client who is situated
in the USA has already received over 100 locations from me
using my remote map dowsing method and as you can see from
the reference my client has found my work extremely helpful.
Unknown to me early on when my client first got in touch with
me he had 14 google earth map location deposits of his own
which he asked me to check out for gold, silver which I was
successful in predicting what was in those 14 locations
including the depth and quantities. Needless to say my client
has been with me ever since and I am continuing to work for
him in locating mineral deposits and oil & gas deposits in
the USA.
If you
require my services using my remote map surveying/dowsing
method where I will give you a guided detailed report and
google earth maps showing you the results of my findings
which will include estimated depths, and estimated quantities
and volumes recoverable. This method is also saves an
enormous amount of time and cost as you will see from the
reference above. Remote map surveying/dowsing is only a guide
but a good guide as to where to start the search and what is
to be found in the area in question. This is all without
going out on site which saves the client time and
considerable costs.
My charge
for the Remote map surveying/dowsing is £150 for one location
deposit and one mineral source i.e. gold deposit. Any extra
mineral sources found in the one location deposit there will
be an extra charge of a minimum of £25 per extra mineral
source making a total of a minimum £175 for 2 mineral deposit
loads to a maximum charge of £50 for the two mineral deposit
making a total of £200 in certain situations.
Caribbean Shipwrecks Potential Locations update for 2019:
I have found 9 shipwreck locations in the Caribbean where I have worked out not only the location
but also the potential quantities recoverable. I have located the following:
1. Spanish shipwreck dated 1615 containing a suspected find of 19,000 gold coins, 6 gold bars and
15,000 silver coins and 25ozs of silver trinkets.
2. Spanish shipwreck I have found dated 1691 with a suspected find of 2,150 gold coins and 1,650
silver coins.
3. Spanish Galleon shipwreck dated 1699 with suspected 21,000ozs of gold and 25,000ozs of silver.
4. Spanish Treasure shipwreck dated 1715 with suspected 17,000ozs of gold and 21,000ozs of silver.
5. Spanish Galleon shipwreck dated 1723 with suspected 46,000ozs of gold and 14,000ozs of silver.
6. Spanish Galleon shipwreck dated 1731 with suspected 29,000ozs of gold and 9,000ozs of silver.
7. Spanish Shipwreck dated 1767 with suspected 85,000ozs of gold and 45,000ozs of silver.
8. Spanish shipwreck dated 1783 with suspected 36,000ozs of gold and 24,000ozs of silver.
9. Spanish shipwreck 1783 with suspected 18,000ozs of gold and 23,000ozs of silver.
Hot
spot Primary Gold location deposit – Queensland Australia =
170,000ozs, Western Australia = 170,000ozs, South Africa =
100,000ozs, Sudan approx 90 – 100,000ozs approx 6 grams per
ton @ 29feet, Namibia = 100,000ozs 5/11 grams per ton @ 19/29
feet.
Treasure - WW2 treasure southern
Germany = between 10/12 feet 58oz Gold also 54 carats of
diamonds buried 1945. Gold treasure @ 6/8 ft 470oz in Belgium
1944. Egypt = 13,500oz gold, 9,000oz of silver and 400
diamonds @ 21/24 ft. Egyptian treasure @ 21ft = 1,000oz gold,
2,600oz silver, also gold treasure @ 8ft = 95oz gold and 40
carats of diamonds, Egyptian treasure @21/23ft = 300oz,
Egyptian treasure @ 25ft = 90oz. America, Alaska primary gold
deposits @ 37/40 ft = 6grams per ton, 76,000oz, @ 37/40ft 6
grams per ton, 76,000oz. @ 7/9ft 70,000oz, @18/21ft 160,000oz.
Britain – Celtic tribal treasure, gold 55,000oz @ 13/18ft
buried nearly 2,000 years ago.
King Johns
lost baggage train, two locations, 240oz in site A, 150oz in
site B. The Royal Charter shipwreck, 5 gold bars and 200oz of
gold still to be recovered. Caribbean – Spanish ship wrecks,
163,000oz gold and 91,000oz of silver.
The chart below indicates gold, platinum and diamond locations
which are located remotely by Peter and are available as far
as he is aware have not yet been found by anyone else so this
would be a great opportunity for you to be one step ahead of
your competitors. If you wish to know more about these
locations please contact Peter by email or phone to discuss
your requirements.
UPDATE FOR
2019
If I do not find any
gold, treasure or minerals in the area that you
have requestsed me to search, as recompence for
not finding anything for you I may be able to
offer you up to three locations and out of these
three locations you can choose one potential new
location of your choosing. Once you have chosen
your location I will then let you have the full
information of that location you have chosen for
free. These locations may not necessarily be in
close proximity to the area I have searched for
you.
COUNTRY
PRECIOUS METAL DEPOSIT LOCATIONS
WORLDWIDE
Gold Deposits
Platinum Deposits
Diamond Deposits
Silver Deposits
Lost Gold Treasure
Shipwreck Treasure
Lithium
Deposits
Titanium
AUSTRALIA
55
20
7
21
3
31
ALASKA
21
21
15
12
ALGERIA
10
7
ANGOLA
12
11
13
6
12
AZERBAIJAN
1
ARGENTINA
1
BELARUS
2
BRAZIL
BAHRAIN
1
BOTSWANA
14
2
9
9
5
BELGIUM
1
BOLIVIA
1
CHINA
53
26
22
17
2
23
CANADA
42
19
8
15
1
24
COLUMBIA
CHAD
1
CHILI
1
1
CONGO
1
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
9
2
6
DENMARK
ETHIOPIA
12
1
ECUADOR
EGYPT
2
6
ERITREA
FRANCE
17
10
10
3
13
FALKLANDS
GERMANY
3
ITALY
1
INDIA
14
4
10
8
ICELAND
12
JAPAN
15
14
23
27
KAZAKSTAN
23
26
13
13
KENYA
1
6
KYRGYSTAN
1
LITHUANIA
1
LATVIA
1
LIBYA
1
MALI
1
MOZAMBIQUE
MONGOLIA
2
1
NAMIBIA
19
17
11
6
12
NEW GUINEA
1
1
NEW ZEALAND
21
12
23
21
NETHERLANDS
PAKISTAN
1
POLAND
1
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
1
PHILLIPPINES
2
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
12
1
2
ROMANIA
1
RUSSIA
44
15
21
24
1
19
SUDAN
25
5
7
7
4
SAUDI ARABIA
15
1
8
SUDAN RED SEA
1
SOUTH AFRICA
23
16
21
13
1
15
SPAIN
16
11
15
16
SLOVAKIA
1
TURKEY
1
TANZANIA
2
3
TIBETIAN PLATEAU
1
2
UK
55
26
331
16
6
21
USA
50
25
16
2
30
UKRAINE
19
17
16
22
UGANDA
UZBEKISTAN
1
VENEZUELA
YEMEN
7
ZAMBIA
2
ZIMBABWE
2
1
Clogau Gold Mine
Are you interested in the
history of Clogau gold mine? Click
here to see more photos and extracts about the mine.
MY STORY OF HOW I FIRST BECAME INVOLVED WITH GOLD EXPLORATION
Besides the hotspot locations which are on this website for gold, I have
been working for a client over in Canada and another client in Turkey to
locate gold.
More information regarding the Clogau Gold deposits I located for the
company in 1996:
I asked them for a map of the mines
so that I could do a map survey of the gold areas. They gave me a map of
part of Clogau Gold Mine that they wanted me to check out. I picked up gold
on the map within the John Hughes Load, lower level. I went back to the
mine, discussed it with the Manager, check the records and that part of the
mind face they had stopped work in 1907 because the geologist said that the
rock formation was wrong and not the right rock to carry gold. After reading
this we went inside the mine to check this area out. We got to the face of
the load and I used my technique and yes the geologist was right, when
looking at the rock formation it was not the right type of rock to carry the
gold, however, my tools were reacting strongly beneath my feet and to the
right of me. We did a small excavation to a depth of 2 feet and we found
silver led which is always a good sign in this mine that gold would be
present. We found the silver led at just a foot below our feet. A further
foot deeper we hit the gold vein which then continued beneath the ground,
beneath the floor beyond the face of the mine and averaged 5 grams per tonne
of ore. This was very good when you bear in mind that Welsh gold is one of
the rarest types of gold in the world and has a premium on it of three times
greater price volume than the worlds gold which makes is very ulcerative to
go for. This gold deposit lasted the company for at least six months. I did
receive a reference for this as you will see in my testimonials on this
website.
The second location in 1997 they
asked me to find them another one and I had a look at a map of the upper
level of the John Hughes system which was at a higher level in the strata
close to the surface. I picked up gold by map surveying at a higher level,
went to the mine, we went into the mind a got to the John Hughes level and
went up vertical ladders lashed together to a height of 100 feet passing on
the way several addicts (tunnels within tunnels) on the way up checking them
for gold and they did not have anything of value until we reached the upper
level. We took samples of rocks from the head of this addict within the
tunnel and had the samples analysed and it was showing us 8 to 10 grams per
ton. This is why I received another reference for that research that I
carried out for them. Further investigations took place and unfortunately
they could not go ahead as the cost to construct a safe passage to work the
ore and release the load under the Health and Safety Rules would be too
expensive.
So again I was asked could I find
another location and checking further maps of the St David's load which is
part of the Clogau system, my finding indicated that the number 2 shaft at a
given level would produce gold as regards volume. This is what I check out
onsite and again got a reaction. Please bear in mind that it is not very
high or wide inside the tunnels and you are restricted in how you perform
with your tools. The minders started the process of drilling and digging out
the area. I had given a guide on the depth and it turned out I was 6 feet
out, which is not much when you are working in such a confined space. We hit
a good sized 'gold pod'. We took out approximately 260 ounces in those days
it was worth £1,000 per ounce.
Unfortunately soon after this mine
closed.
What is a hot spot? A hotspot is a location which is heavily mineralised in
for instance gold deposits. As an example, please look at the Google earth
map showing a section of the Dolgellau gold belt. One is at St David's Load,
the other one is at Gwyn, Gwynedd. Both of these locations are indicating
hotspots and high quality yields of gold. The location at St David's my
remote research is indicating that there is a fault running north east,
south west carrying gold and copper mixture. A further breakdown would show
in grams per ton the quantities recoverable from the ore. Regarding the
other site location near Gwyn, Gwynedd you will see again an area marked out
'Gold hotspot location' and 'VG' indicating visible gold, a guide as regards
the depth count to the top of the gold vein and in grams per ton
approximately 4 grams per ton. This would of course be done in greater
detail than what you see as this is only an example of what I am meaning by
saying 'locations' and 'hotspots'. These locations can come right down to
within a matter of a few feet of the actual load. This would be the remote
side of the research. A site visit would then firm up the findings plus
further sampling within the area. This will save your company thousands upon
thousands of pounds also saving in time and costly expenditure such as size
mix. And to employ my services to get these results would be far cheaper and
just as accurate. For evidence and proof of what I say, please look at my
references below.
In 1996 and 1997 Peter
was successful in locating several substantial gold deposits prior to the
mine closing. Above are some photos from the site visit, and below you can
view references for Peter.
Some of my own gold ore and copper ore with
gold in and gold bits I found by dowsing.
Gold is
difficult to find even for a dowser. Gold leaves images of itself as many
as four can be around one piece of gold which means that the dowser can
actually get a reaction and thinks its gold but in actual fact it is an
image or a mirage of the actual gold which could be several feet away from
the image which can confuse people and it takes a professional to know how
to avoid the images which takes time and skill to learn. The skilled
dowser learns to visualise the source he is looking for; that helps to
reduce the amount of false images surrounding the actual gold. This is just
one of many pitfalls which an amateur can come across.
Before Peter went to Clogau Gold Mine he spent 3
1/2 years research and practicing before he was approached in 1996 by the
Manager of Clogau who noticed him practicing his technique and invited him to the mine which
then Peter spent 18 months going to Clogau Gold Mine on his days off from
work plus map dowsing for the Company to gain practical experience and
knowledge on site and understanding of the geology of potential gold
fields. In return for this experience he was successful in finding three
separate deposits of gold for the Company.
Gold prospectors who need to help finding gold deposits
may be interested to know that Peter is experienced in working alongside
geologists to find deposits.
One question that comes
up a lot is "how do you dowse for gold". My answer to this question is like all subjects you have to
study the subject in this case its gold so you read up on the natural gold
such as alluvial gold and primary gold. Primary gold is the first stage.
Alluvial gold is the second stage. In other words the primary gold was in
the mountains first over millions of years and then the erosion took
place over further millions of years when sediment in the
rocks
built up
on top creating what is know as "alluvial gold" or "secondary gold".
Primary gold is the gold within the rock formation in the quart veins and
which has not been broken down. So you need to read everything on
this subject and then visualise the natural gold then do experiments at
home by using 8 bottles and putting in different minerals in each bottle
and of course gold in one of the bottle. Black out the bottles so that you
can't see what is in them, mix them all up, spread them out, then walk
towards the containers. As you go over the containers the one with
the gold should react but remember that gold leaves images of itself.
You must learn to eliminate the images and concentrate solely on the
container with gold. If you succeed with this then you can really go
out and search for gold or you can map dowse for gold.
built up
on top creating what is know as "alluvial gold" or "secondary gold".
Primary gold is the gold within the rock formation in the quart veins and
which has not been broken down. So you need to read everything on
this subject and then visualise the natural gold then do experiments at
home by using 8 bottles and putting in different minerals in each bottle
and of course gold in one of the bottle. Black out the bottles so that you
can't see what is in them, mix them all up, spread them out, then walk
towards the containers. As you go over the containers the one with
the gold should react but remember that gold leaves images of itself.
You must learn to eliminate the images and concentrate solely on the
container with gold. If you succeed with this then you can really go
out and search for gold or you can map dowse for gold.
