MEXICAN MILITARY Catch Me METAL DETECTING Sink Hole In MIDDLE OF JUNGLE! (Nokta Legend Underwater)
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2024
- On this episode, I go explore a new cenote (which are Mexican jungle sink holes) in the middle of nowhere with my trusty metal detector (Nokta Makro Legend [@NoktaEngineering]) and GoPro in hand, and out of nowhere, the Mexican Military shows up!
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nice amigo ol ol todos ❤
nice find and great underwater photography!
Very nice place to detect, nice finds👍🏻 Good luck on your next hunts and be safe.
Thank you!!
Are you taking gas too? 😂 Nice catch on this trip!
😂 True. Wasn’t a couple vids ago you had to send people for gas?
@@robertoansaldi9556 I remembered gas this time around 🤣
The earring could be like an amethyst and the setting tarnished silver or something. Not as expensive as a diamond but still cool!
That’s a good point. I just bought a gem hardness tester! I’ll test it out and report back (:
It looks too shiny to be amethyst unless it was dropped there recently or otherwise was preserved well but then again I’m looking through a camera through a cheap phone over the internet so who knows. Hopefully it’s something more valuable but like you said based on the tarnished setting, it might just be like crystal glass or something. Unless the tarnish is from silver I guess lol
nice Video 👍👍👍
Thank you!!
Do you have a strat for covering the entire surface area? Would silt deposits ever cause things to move further into the deeper area? Do you ever turn over stones or logs or anything like that?
Either way you’re gonna get your payday at this rate. And if not, you’ll be satisfied in knowing that you searched all these areas and there wasn’t totally just tons of gold bullion under your nose the entire time lol
It ‘s like you were protected this time with all the rifles and the military, or as this rich heir of banana republics who the father hire the military to protect him:)
I always feel safe under the protection of the mexican military 😆
No sé si estoy de acuerdo... Pueden haber reliquias mayas que deben ser estudiadas por arqueólogos. Es mejor no perturbar sitios históricos.
Le agradezco que haya expresado su preocupación. Estoy totalmente de acuerdo con usted en que los antiguos artefactos mayas pertenecen a un museo en México. Por esta razón, no detecto metales en ningún sitio arqueológico conocido. En cambio, detecto metales en cenotes que son populares entre los turistas, y mi objetivo es eliminar toda la basura (y objetos modernos) que dejan los turistas para mantener nuestro medio ambiente y nuestras aguas limpias para las generaciones futuras. Hago esto de manera selectiva al detectar metales sólo en las zonas poco profundas donde los turistas se paran, juegan y nadan, y en una situación muy poco probable en la que encuentre algo en estas áreas, es importante informar al INAH para asegurar que lost turistas no las dañan
Cenotes are historical sites, metal detecting there is like doing it in the Giza pyramids, is better to leave that job to arqueologyst. You only found modern stuff but there are a lot of ancient relics to be found in those places. Those treasures belong to museums not CZcams.
Hello! I appreciate you voicing your concerns. I totally agree with you that ancient Mayan artifacts belong in a museum in Mexico. For this reason, I do not metal detect any known archaeological sites. I metal detect cenotes that are popular with tourists, and my goal is to remove all the trash (and modern objects) left behind by tourists in order to maintain our environment and waters clean for future generations. I am selectively doing this by metal detecting only the shallow areas where tourists stand, play, and swim, and in a very unlikely situation I find an artifact in these areas, it is important to report it to INAH to ensure that the tourists don't damage them. I hope this clears things up. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts.