Turtles Lead to Treasure: A Guide to Spanish Trail Monuments

Summary
The Spanish mined and hid their treasures for more than two hundred years. They were creative geniuses leaving behind great works of art in the form of stone sculptures that not only marked trails but hidden treasures. Turtles Lead To Treasure is centered around a gallery of great photos that includes all of the patron saints and many other monuments and symbols never before published. You journey through monuments and symbols that were most used from site to site into some of the most revealing secrets ever published about Spanish monuments and hidden treasure. Detailed information of the one true basic system gives you a good knowledge of how to recognize and decode the symbolic language.
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