Some of you may have heard about the Treasure Man, aka H. Charles Beil. He is on a mission to hide treasure caches all across the states. If you can find one, it is yours to keep. (Read more here: HCB and his Buried Treasure Caches) Currently, HCB has buried 13 …
Some of you may have heard about the Treasure Man, aka H. Charles Beil. He is on a mission to hide treasure caches all across the states. If you can find one, it is yours to keep. (read more here: HCB and his Buried Treasure Caches) Currently, HCB has buried …
H Charles Beil, also known as the Treasure Man, is on a mission to hide at least one treasure cache in each of the States. Some states might contain more. The caches may contain jewels, silver bars, old relics, gold, coins, or other unique and valuable items. One cache titled …
H. Charles Beil, aka the Treasure Man, is hiding treasure caches across the states! If you find one, it is yours to keep. Clues for finding the Treasure Man’s hidden caches are often given in a story involving a historical topic, and come with a Skull Rating of 1 to …
H. Charles Beil, aka The Treasure Man, is hiding treasure caches across the states! If you find one, it is yours to keep. Here is a quick summary of Cache 2: Historical Topic: None Skulls: 1 (Skull rating of 1 to 5, with 5 being the most difficult) Date Hidden: …
Each of Treasure Man’s hidden caches includes clues hidden in a story involving a historical topic, and a Skull Rating of 1 to 5, with 5 being the most difficult (based on terrain and possible danger due to animals (venomous snakes, bear, etc.). Here is a quick summary of Cache …
Quick Summary of Cache 12: Historical Topic: David Lewis (1790-1820). An outlaw known to have buried stolen loot. Skulls: 4* Date Hidden: Fall 2017 General Location: Along the Sinnemahoning River, Pennsylvania. (Northern Central PA) Cache Contents: Hundreds of Coins Clues Provided: Map, PDF Story, and image of foundation ruins …
H.Charles Beil is an Historical Archaeologist. He received a Bachelor Degree in History from Duquesne University in 1982; studied historical geology, archeology and oceanography under Skinner and other world renowned geologists, archeologists and scientists, and has been an avid treasure hunter for nearly 50 years. He’s published numerous articles on …
