The Beale Treasure

The solution to the Beale Ciphers was published on this website in eight installments several months ago. The last installment, which revealed the specific long/lat coordinates, was only viewable for 1.5 hours. At that time, I received a partnership offer from an experienced TH source - which I accepted, and the installments were deleted. The site was inaccessible during the spring months due to its proximity to water.

June, 2010 - site was accessible. The targeted artifacts were excavated, and they were not the Beale treasure. However, they were buried for a purpose - and at the exact long/lat coordinates specified in the ciphers. All were buried at the same depth, several feet apart, and all along a straight line - obviously they didn't bury themselves - and their shape/placement implied something. Following that line a few yards split the center of a very old tree. On the tree side opposite the target site were a couple of extremely interesting carvings - one of which was an eye that "looks" along the same extended line. Exploring that line had to wait due to time and missing equipment.

>>>>>> Scheduled to be on site in Virginia - July 29,2010 <<<<<<

The evidence naming the author of the Beale Ciphers is quite straight forward: ESH259.pdf - a short bio is here: http://www.livelyroots.com/langhorne/d8.htm. And what was his connection to "BEALE"? His commanding officer was William Harwar Parker - the great grandson of MARY BEALE. Thanks, Roy Dallas.