Treasure Island is a timeless and classic adventure story published in 1883 and written by Robert Louis Stevenson. It takes readers on an exciting journey to find hidden treasure. In 1956, Milton Bradley brought this adventurous story to the game table by producing a game of the same name: Treasure …
The Sroda Treasure is a discovery which instills hopes into those who dream of finding lost treasures. It is a treasure which had been lost for over 600 years and was surprisingly found while renovating a section of old town in Poland. It proves one never knows what hidden treasures …
Sixth in a series on Six Questions with searchers of the Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt. Questions are asked and then answered by those who are enjoying Forrest Fenn’s dare! (Read how you can participate) 1)When did you first hear and learn about the Treasure Hunt? In September 2014 …
Enjoy the following list of Easter Basket board games! I love adding games to Easter Baskets or to give as gifts. Although my kids are older now, I still create an Easter Basket and slide in a game for year round fun! Below are some games that would fit nicely …
Fifth in a series on Six Questions with searchers of the Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt. Questions are asked and then answered by those who are enjoying Forrest Fenn’s dare! (Read how you can participate) 1)When did you first learn and hear about the Treasure Hunt? I heard …
In 1908, a most mysterious object was discovered in the palace complex of Phaistos on the island of Crete. The object was a small disk of fired clay, about 6 inch in diameter, and held symbols of unknown meaning in a spiral formation. Both sides of the mysterious Disk displayed …
Guest Post by Duncan Burden Duncan’s Masonic Book Collection and Reviews The Most Important Book in Any Masonic Researcher’s Library! ‘The Early Masonic Catechisms’ by Douglas Knoop, G. P. Jones and Douglas Hamer GB SBN 7190 1201 5; The University of Manchester; The University Press. Seriously this, without doubt or …
Dear Forrest, What’s more important in solving the search, a greater knowledge (“knowlege”) of Toponymy or Geography? ~Chris I don’t know how Toponymy can help you at all Chris (I had to look that word up). But if you knew the geographic location of each clue it would be a …
One of the first questions someone asks when thinking about taking up the exciting endeavor of Metal Detecting is; ‘What’s the best metal detector to get?’ I asked it myself. My kids actually were the ones that ended up getting a basic Teknetics for me on Mother’s Day a couple …
Fourth of a series on Six Questions with searchers of the Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt. Questions are asked and then answered by those who are enjoying Forrest Fenn’s dare! (Read how you can participate) Six Questions with Rolltide 1) When did you first hear and learn about the …
