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Mount Shasta, California “Gold Rush” fever and The Legend of J.C. Brown

Relics of the Annunaki? – “Some of the relics and iconography Brown described is suggestive of a Mediterranean link.”

In 1904, a geologist and treasure- hunter who went by the name of J.C. Brown was hired by a mining syndicate to prospect for gold somewhere in the Cascades of northern California.

During Brown’s explorations of the wilderness, he claimed to come across a rock-fall at the base of a cliff. He suspected that something may be buried underneath it, and set about clearing the away the rubble.

Hidden beneath the rock-fall, Brown described unearthing a mysterious tunnel of unusual dimensions. A passage 10 feet high and seven feet (three by seven meters) wide curved downwards into the interior of the Earth.

Deep underground, Brown described encountering a weird array of primitive machinery which he attributed to a subterranean mining operation; and also, an unusual cache of gold treasures and relics belonging to an unknown people who inhabited California in ancient times.

Brown also described a “worship room” containing statues that eerily glowed in the dark, and iconography depicting solar symbols, and unconventional crosses not of the modern type, suggestive of a Mediterranean origin.

Ancient Civilization Beneath Death Valley?

EXPEDITION REPORTS NINE-FOOT SKELETONS

explorers had unearthed, near the Arizona-Nevada-California line, the mummified remains of strangely costumed giants

http://s8int.com/articles/211/19/There-Were-Giants-in-Those-Days-Page-9.htm

Hill also said, according to the Union, that in another cavern was found the ritual hall of the ancient people, together with devices and markings similar to those now used by the Masonic order. In a long tunnel were well-preserved remains of animals, including elephants and tigers.

The Underground Catacombs of L.A.’s Lizard People

https://www.lamag.com/citythinkblog/citydig-the-underground-catacombs-of-las-lizard-people/

One of the more colorful urban legends of L.A. is that of the Lizard People, an advanced race of humans who created an underground city here some 5,000 years ago.

Shufelt’s quest for the Lizard People’s golden treasures was picked up and followed closely by the Los Angeles Times and in turn the Associated Press, which spread Shufelt’s search for the lost catacombs and their inhabitants all across America. The entire underground city, appropriately shaped like a lizard, reached from Elysian Park (the lizard’s head) to today’s Central Library (the tip of the tail).

http://www.reptoids.com/Vault/Schufeltsearch.htm

California Gold Rush – a mass migration staged event?

The California Gold Rush was the largest mass migration in American history since it brought about 300,000 people to California. It all started on January 24, 1848, when James W. Marshall found gold on his piece of land at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma

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