The Arch to Treasure (Spanish Trail Marker & Ancient Indian Pictograph's)

Its sad and unfortunate to see our history being destroyed like this by careless and thoughtless people. It's now more important than ever, to document sites like this. I'm glad Daniel Lowe took the time to take pictures of this site, or it's image would have been lost forever.
Here is the link to purchase the book I mentioned: www.amazon.com/Treasures-Utah...
Here is the link to Daniel Lowes website, he has other books for sale and ton's of free and interesting articles to read: www.tuscoro.com
Here are the links to other occurrences of Spanish Activity in the geographic area I have filmed. I will time stamp the videos, so it takes you straight to that portion of the video's.
Spanish mine/digging and cache site: • Desert Treasures (Span...
Spanish sighting hole, cache site and possible covered mine: • The Horse Lords and Ou...
Spaniards initials and 1818 date located on private land (The initials match a known expedition member): • Secrets of the Desert ...
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[@alwaysfourfun1671]

The lack of respect!! Wiping out traces to the past is a forever loss! So nice to see the pictures. Your documentation is breathtaking! Thanks again.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Always Fourfun, thank you for your comment. I too am grateful some of the pictures have survived of the original monument.

[@peacebrain4471]

Excellent video and excellent location. Thanks!

[@holykissme]

Bullets holes in the petroglyphs: Offensive Insultive Ignorant destruction. So few records have we of them. Thank you for filming these sites.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Over my lifetime, I have saw entire petroglyph sites removed by careless individuals. They rob them to sell on the black market, or take home as souvenirs. Thats why I believe it is important to document these sites and preserve for future generations. Thank you for the comment and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@yorboyroyboy9829]

Some people are so damm ignorant.Absouletly no self control..Thank you for the vid..Enjoying your awesome channel and the amazing beauty you document from southern Massachusetts ..

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Well said

[@ride1123]

saw this post and audibly said 'yes!' i enjoy watching these very much

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks Nick. I'm really pissed about the Arch. Makes me sick when the "crazies" do this stuff.

[@peacebrain4471]

That music is pretty out there hahaha

[@adamspeck3162]

another excellent video brother!

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks Adam

[@narcdetective]

What is that window looking out on?
That is the real question.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

It's my understanding it highlighted the eastern portion of the Uinta Mountains. Probably from Whiterocks Canyon to Dry Fork Canyon. I wish I could have saw it prior to being destroyed and been able to study it.

[@adamspeck3162]

and I agree absolutely about the destruction of our history

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Glad you liked the video. I've seen treasure sites destroyed, but whoever did this was very meticulous. They not only destroyed it, they completely removed all evidence. Very strange and truly a shame.

[@chriswertz1438]

Yes that destroyed arch sucks. Good video

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Yes it is. Shame.

[@clintxxxracerx9435]

Antonio Reinaldo was Spanish Cryptographer /
Map Maker.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

I know a guy name Daniel Lowe, he has done quite extensive research on the Spanish Explorers of the Uinta's. He has a website with some cool articles you might enjoy.