On this seemingly calm earth where we live, the dream of wealth that broke out overnight attracts countless explorers, and the top ten gold mines that can make explorers think about it day and night are as follows:

1, California gold mine buried under the sea

In A.D. 1849, a gold mine was discovered in California, USA, which set off a gold rush. Eight years later, a group of people are going to go home with the gold they earned with their blood and sweat. 1857 September 10, the steamboat "China-America" on which this group of people were riding was caught in a storm. They formed a self-rescue team, women and children were sent to lifeboats, and 423 gold miners were buried at the bottom of the sea with gold.

Survivors have been unable to determine the location of the sunken ship, and the whereabouts of these gold treasures have become a mystery. Treasure hunter Spencer spent 15 years looking for this Chinese-American. He is sure that he has found the exact location of the sunken ship and hopes to salvage the gold within two years.

2. Huang Jincheng in the Amazon jungle

There was an Inca empire in ancient times, and all the palaces in the capital were decorated with a lot of gold and silver. /kloc-At the beginning of the 6th century, the Spanish overthrew the Inca Empire. Spanish commander Pizarro heard that all the gold in the Inca Empire was shipped from a country called Manoa, where gold and silver treasures piled up like mountains. Pizarro organized an expedition to the "Huang Jincheng" deep in the Amazon forest. However, in this virgin forest, every step forward means fear and death. Subsequently, the Spanish, Portuguese, British, Dutch and Germans got wind of the news of "Huang Jincheng" and swarmed in. Among them, a Spaniard named Cesda led an expedition to Huang Jincheng. After paying a heavy price, he finally found Huang Jincheng in Continamarga Plain, and found an emerald worth $3 million. However, this is only a small part of Huang Jincheng's treasure.

3. The missing "eighth wonder"

/kloc-At the beginning of the 8th century, King Frederick I of Prussia, who was famous for his pursuit of luxury life, built the Amber Hall, which he called "the eighth wonder of the world". The amber room is about 55 square meters, all inlaid with amber boards, and all indoor decorative boards are inlaid with amber boards and silver foil. Soon, in order to please Russia, Frederick I gave the Amber Room to Peter the Great as a gift. Peter the Great died, and the successor queen expanded the Amber Room. During World War II, a fascist organization in Germany dismantled and boxed the Amber Room and transported it to Koenigsberg. However, since then, no one has seen the Amber Room.

Later, a German youth said that his father George? Ringer, a Nazi officer, specifically requested and carried out the order to hide the Amber Room, and told him personally before he died that the Amber Room was hidden in a basement named Stan Dam. This information has given people another shot of stimulant, but it is still not easy to solve the mystery of Amber Room.

4. Mysterious "money pit" treasure

1795 5438+00 In June, three teenagers boarded Oak Island, which is only three miles from Canada. They found a clearing suddenly appeared in a large red oak forest facing the sea. There is an ancient oak tree in the middle of the land, and the branches seem to be hung with the hanging blocks of an ancient ship, and there is a shallow pit directly below it, which may be buried with pirates' treasures. It turns out that Oak Island was a haunt of pirates in the17th century. There is a pirate named William? Kit, he was executed in London in 170 1 year. Before he died, he made an exchange: if he could avoid his own death, he would name a burial place. But he was rejected. Is this where Kit's treasure is buried? Three teenagers began to dig, but in the end there was no result. The treasure digger made another 16 excavations, but they all ended in failure.

Now, a joint company composed of Canada and Americans is carrying out large-scale excavation of the "money pit". They speculate that billions of dollars may be buried underground.

5. The Piracy Heritage of Lohood Island

In Australia, there is an island called Lockhart. "This island is not in the United States, but it is famous for its treasures." According to legend, there are countless treasures hidden on the island, and the surrounding seabed is also covered with precious stones.

17 in the 1970s, a man named William? People in Phippos came across a map of the island of Guanluohaode, which marked the sinking place of the Spanish merchant ship "Gold". He was ecstatic. It turns out that the merchant ship "Gold" has a mysterious story, that is, in the fifties and seventies of the16th century, the Spanish made an expedition to America, plundered countless gold, silver and jewels from the Indians, and then returned with full loads. However, pirates attacked them and robbed them of many treasures. The pirates put some of their wealth on the island of Lohood and drew a treasure map. Since then, the legend of "Treasure Island" has spread like wildfire and swept the world.

Phipps took the treasure map to a desert island to investigate. Finally, he found a bunch of beautiful corals, but there was a wooden box full of rare treasures in the corals ... At that time, many true and false "treasure maps" came into being and flooded Europe. Many people bought them without hesitation. What happened? Many people either died at the bottom of the sea or suddenly died on a desert island ... the pirate heritage became a mystery.

6. the terrible Arizona gold mine

In Arizona, there is a mountain called "Superstition Mountain". In an unknown place in the mountains, there is a "lost Dutch gold mine", which attracts countless explorers.

1840 At the end of the year, an explorer named Bolanta went deep into the mountainous area, found a gold mine and marked it. Later, the German explorer Walter discovered this gold mine. 189 1 year, Wordsworth died of pneumonia. He drew a map of the gold mine before he died. 193 1 year, a man named Ruth got this map through various channels, so he entered the "superstitious mountain" mountainous area. However, half a year later, someone found his head in the mountains and was shot twice in the head. 1959, three more explorers were killed in the mountains. ...

From then on, the explorer's figure, gunfire and rattlesnake constitute the horror color of Arizona gold mine.

7. Secrets buried in Treasure Island

Treasure Island, a novel by Scottish writer Stevenson, tells a well-known adventure story, mainly about the battle between pirates and captains for the treasure of a desert island. At the end, the author suggests that there are still a lot of treasures hidden somewhere on the desert island. Treasure Island is written in the background of Cocoa Island in the Pacific Ocean, which is located 300 miles off the coast of Costa Rica and was once a rest stop for pirates in the17th century. It is said that there are at least six treasures buried on the island, the most attractive of which is the treasure in Lima, Peru.

1820, Lima was still a Spanish colony. When Bolí var, a national hero of Peru, led an army to attack Lima, the Spanish governor of Lima took the looted treasure and fled on the sailboat "Dear Mary". At sea, the captain got rich and killed the governor. The captain put the treasure in a cave on Cocoa Island. Since then, he has not found a suitable opportunity to return to Cocoa Island until the death of the captain in 1844, leaving a treasure map. 1978 One thing shocked all treasure hunters. The Costa Rican government closed Cocoa Island on the grounds of protecting the ecological environment. However, what kind of secret is hidden in this?

8, the treasure of the underground tomb

In recent years, the Peruvian government has announced that it will strictly protect the underground king's mausoleum located in the ruins of the capital of the ancient Inca kingdom of Chiyin. Under strict defense, two archaeologists will dig here. What are they looking for?

/kloc-In the second half of the 6th century, a Spanish businessman named Gutenitz explored here. Led by an Indian tribal leader, he passed through the intricate underground maze and came to the tomb of the underground king. In an instant, the merchants were flooded with these gold and jewels, and the mausoleum was full of rare jewels. The Indian chief told Gutenitz that all the gold would belong to him as long as he helped build the local public works. Therefore, Gutenberg was a very rich man when he returned to China.

However, countless treasure hunters after Gutenberg did not have such luck, but there was always a clue: there was a bigger treasure hidden under the local ruins. This statement is hard to distinguish between true and false, which casts a mysterious veil on the tomb, but it depends on the luck of archaeologists to uncover it.

9. the "golden fleet" sleeping at the bottom of the sea

As early as 1702, the famous "golden fleet" in Spanish history was sunk by the British in Vigo Bay in the Atlantic Ocean, leaving a big legacy in the history of treasure exploration. How much is this treasure? According to the captured Spanish Admiral Chacon, it is estimated that about 4,000-5,000 gold and jewels of wagons sank to the bottom of the sea.

Although the British ventured into the sea many times, they only caught a few trophies. Since then, groups of adventurers have appeared in the nearby waters. ...

10, the treasure of the sunken ship, San Jose

On May 28th, 1708, a Spanish galleon "San Jose" set sail from Panama for Spanish territorial waters. The ship is full of gold, silver and jewelry, which is estimated to be worth at least $654.38 billion. At that time, Spain was hostile to Britain, the Netherlands and other countries. However, the captain of the San Jose, Federz, naively thought that he would not meet the enemy ship. The "San Jose" sailed safely for several days, until June 8, when people found that the British fleet was lined up in the sea ahead, they were dumbfounded. The shell landed on the deck of the San Jose, and more than 600 crew members and countless treasures sank to the bottom of the sea. It was determined that the sinking site was about 740 feet deep in the Caribbean Sea and about 16 miles from the Colombian coast.

1983, the Colombian government declared "San Jose" as the national property of Colombia. It is estimated that the Colombian government has surveyed the location of the sunken ship, but the salvage result is still unknown.