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SWALLACE9083
treasue hunting in kansas near bonner springs
Dec 15 2007, 10:21 AM EST | Post edited: Dec 15 2007, 10:21 AM EST
my children are really into treasure hunting.it makes their world very magical fo them. i was hoping to find some places where wwe can go as a family and search. i remember as a little girl searching for arrowheads in streams. does anyone know of any places like this near me. we would like to look for anything crystals rocks arrowheads , just something to fascinate us with. i heard arkansas has some good places to dig for your own crystals. Do you find this valuable?    
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ModerndayEdison
ModerndayEdison
1. RE: treasue hunting in kansas near bonner springs
Jan 23 2008, 4:33 AM EST | Post edited: Jan 23 2008, 4:33 AM EST
To tell you the truth, I am not real familiar with Kansas
as far as Treasure Hunting goes, but I do know a few
interesting Tid-Bits of information that might interest
you and your kids.

First.....the western part of the state tends to turn into rolling
canyon like terrain......an ideal type of terrain to investigate for
Rock Hounding and Metal Detecting. Gold, Meteorites, Arrow
Heads and Bison Skeletal remains can be found in these areas.
I also hear that Opal is pretty prevelant in the state.

Also......you will notice that a large portion of the state is flat,
except the western region near the western Kansas / Colorado
state line.....it make sense to me that if any Gold or any other
precious metals or minerals were to be found, just like in the
mountains of Colorado, that these areas would be a good
place to start. I would do a bit of research first though to make
sure you don't get busted working someone else's claim
though......look for public sites in and around that region.

The U.S. National Geological Survey has a website that
has information regarding Gold and Mineral mining claims
up to 2004 which covers the entire Continental United States.
And you can use it to conduct your reseach for free.

Happy Hunting

And I hope you and your kids have a blast.
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