Smuggled devices to detect rough gold and treasures
The researchers have redoubled rough gold and underground buried treasures across several states in the south, from their activity with the introduction of modern smuggled electronic devices that reveal buried underground gold.
Security interests in several areas of the south opened an investigation after 120 grams of gold were seized in a raw form with a Nigerian parish. During the investigation it was discovered that he had bought it from two Algerians in the Askar market in Tamanrasset. The statements of the Nigerian detainee, who was charged with illegal residence and possession of prosecutions, reinforced the information about illegal activity of gold mining gangs, not far from the mining mines in Tamanrasset state.
A source close to the investigation revealed that the security services are investigating the identity of people who have the "Detector" metal detectors, or "SemoScaner" type, which specializes in detecting gold deep in the depths of the earth.
The information available at the scene indicates that a large number of these devices were smuggled into containers into Algeria and are currently being used to search for buried treasures near archaeological sites for gold in several areas of the south.
Sheikh Suleiman .. 50 years
From searching for treasure
All the inhabitants of Ghardaia know Sheikh Sulayman, seventy years old, and believe he is crazy, for the simple reason that he has been searching for treasure for more than a year. It is said to be the treasure of Sheikh Tamasin. Despite his age, he still continues to explore the rocks in hopes of finding this treasure.
Researchers on underground underground gold rely on science, legends, and historical accounts to speak of underground buried treasures in five major sites in the south: Al-Manayah, Tamanrasset, Jannat and Nawah in the Wilayat of Adrar. , Some dating back to the colonial era, and even to archaeologists to guide them to sites where ancient treasures are supposed to be buried. The first came with the discovery of citizens in the place called the continent of madness located in a location not far from Ahfar shed in the state of Tamanrasset, several drilling and tunnels strange, some not more than a depth of a meter and a half, and others up to a depth of 3 meters. Local gendarmes initially thought it was a smuggling ring, but after checking the excavation, it turned out to be a search for buried treasure in the area. The accounts indicate that it belonged to King Aftissen, one of the kings of the trench. In recent years, fortified areas have recorded several cases of digging some sites in search of a treasure of the "god" and "treasure" of the goddess "bint al-Khas", whose load was said to be 40 gold and silver, On the foot side of the perplexed shield and Jant.
French search for treasure Wad Shaanba
People in Ghardaïa, Al-Menea, Tifrat, Jant, Tamanrasset, Adrar and Timmoune are also changing the lives of people from poverty to wealth, following the discovery of buried treasures and hundreds of pieces of gold, both indoors or in old caves. About the treasures buried in the desert, the story of the convoy of 200 Bair and Naqah and more than 50 Baira carrying gold belonging to one of the sultans of the rich Emirate of Africa Black. Ancient Ottoman documents referred to this incident in 1780, when the sands of a very strong sand storm covered the entire convoy in the area of the "Fashfash". The most famous of the convoy was French explorer Richard Albert in 1952
There are many real and fictional stories that point to the existence of the treasures of bandits active in the desert over the past centuries.
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