General Information

There are more than 400 Yamashita – Golden Lilly Treasure deposits in Bukidnon. They range in size form one ton to ten thousand tons. Anything smaller than one ton is either 2 “marker deposit” or nothing to do with the Golden Lilly Team. Much more treasure came here than documented in books.

All major deposits are at perminant land marks. Volcano, big stone in the center of the rivers, just under water level, usually east-west direction. During constructions, the tailings were dumped into the river, so that all evidence would disappear in the first rainstorm. Most have a concrete plug near the end and mountainside dynamite blasted down to seal-cover it. There are at least ten different cides. A-9 cide- inverted code-color code- line code- pictogram code- etc. entrances have thin glass containers of sionide poison, bombs, rock slides and other traps.

Most sites are very very deep. 21 feet to 185 feet and always water trap tunnels pressured against the vault or chamber, making it impossible to pump out. They “never” dug a hole and put something at the bottom. They “always” dug slide chambers or short tunnels east-west with concrete vaults. The vaults are lined with sheet steel as a means of holding the concrete until it is hardened. Gold bars are still wrapped in black cloth inside wooden boxes, 12 bars per box (if 6.2 kilobars). Gold bars are in sizes 6.2, 12.4 and 74.6 kilos. Many waterfalls sites have Buddah and a box of diamonds.

Measurements were: fathoms (6 feet) under water or vertical spokes (3 feet) was most common, or feet. Meters were “not” used. In carved characters, one inch = one spoke (or sometimes one foot) and the number seven was incorporated in distances as much as possible. 3X7, 7X7, 9X7