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Метки на камне указывают на большое сокровище (Охотник за сокровищами)

This video, from the "Treasure Hunter Deniz" channel, depicts a group of treasure hunters conducting research and excavation in a rocky area. Key details highlighted in the video are: Research and Detection Process Discovery and Signal Tracking: After a journey of approximately 3 hours, the treasure hunters detect some signs and cavities among the rocks [00:45]. Among these signs, "chisel marks" and some drawings stand out [01:06]. Use of Technological Devices: The team uses detectors operating in "oxide" and "gold" modes to conduct underground imaging [02:08]. They state that 60-70% of the signals from the detector indicate the presence of valuable material [02:44]. Underground Imaging: Using a device called GR4, they perform a 5x5 area scan to analyze the signals underground [04:54]. Although the device indicated a depth of approximately 22 meters, the team estimates that the actual depth may be around 60-70 cm due to mineral density [06:10]. Excavation and Exploration Phase Holes in the Rock: The treasure hunters examine holes in the rocks that appear to have been previously drilled or damaged [22:23]. They believe these holes were made to reach something, but previous attempts may have been unsuccessful. Breaking the Rock and Finding a Cavity: Realizing that the interior of a large rock may be hollow, the team attempts to force their way in using tools such as sledgehammers and crowbars [25:56]. Finding the Jar: After much effort, they reach a jar (or vessel) in a cavity inside the rock [32:48]. Artifacts Found Gold and Coins: Gold coins and a valuable vessel are recovered from inside and around the jar [33:52]. Roman Period Artifact: They state that the unearthed artifact is an artistic work from the Roman period [36:42]. They suggest that it may be gold due to its unoxidized state [37:05]. The video ends with the team bidding farewell to the viewers, hoping to meet again for new discoveries [37:25].