how can i build a deep treasure locator on my own ?
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You can get a kit real chaep at site below. Also check out howstuffworks.com
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go to geocities.com and they will walk you through setting one up... even give you free space.
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On the Yahoo home page, there is a link for GeoCities.  You can build your own there.\n\nIt's very easy to do.  Give that a try.
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.recmanagement.com/features.php?fid=200305FE02&ch=3\n\nAnd also, this site gives a step by step demonstration using pictures.  As to where to acquire the materials or how to rent a polaris to move the material, I think might be another Yahoo! Answer.\n\nhttp://www.aukebaylandingcraft.com/BuildingTrails.html\n\nHopefully, this gives you some idea of the direction to go.  Good luck!
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These sites offer programs will allow you to spider the net and build your own directory:\nhttp://www.dataparksearch.org/\nhttp://www.mnogosearch.org/\n\nThey also have active forums for the help you will need.
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well.. i'm a bricklayer, so i know the how to do it. \nAs for plans, if you buy a kit it should come with. \nIf not, find someone who has one, ask for their old instructions. \nIf that fails, get together with your friends and brainstorm. Put something together, see what happens. If it all ends badly, at least you'd have some fun and learn ^^
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I found a great resource from Non-Profit Guides.org...\nSee below.\n\nIt contains instructions and samples, enjoy!
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Cave maps are often difficult to obtain because they are made by private groups of individuals that have built considerable expertise and experience, and have strong ethics about protecting underground environments. \n\nIf you own land that has a cave on it you may be able to get help from cavers who contact you about visiting the cave, contact the SEMO Grotto which I have listed below. \n\nOtherwise, your best resource is going to be contacting the local chapters of the National Speleological Society. If they feel you have a valid need for a map, and trust you they may share their maps with you. Keep in mind that since the maps are private property, they may not be willing to share the information. \n\nIf you are a sport caver and would like to learn more about caving I suggest you join the National Speleological Society and find a local grotto to join as well.\nThe NSS is at:\nhttp://www.caves.org/\nThe Grottos active in Perry County are:\nSEMO Grotto in Perryville:\nhttp://semogrotto.com/\nMeramac Valley Grotto in Saint Ann, MO\nhttp://www.meramecvalleygrotto.org/\nLittle Egypt Grotto in Carbondale IL:\nhttp://home.globaleyes.net/carbide/\nMiddle Ozark Lower Earth Society in AR\nhttp://www.caves.org/io/iolookup.php?ionum=000286
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I don't know. Search for one on your own.
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Shadow Box Treasures?
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I would recommend Google Maps ( maps.google.com ) or Windows Live Local ( local.live.com ).
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http://www.buildyourmemory.com/\n\nbest part: its FREEEE
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You want a map to 'undiscovered' shipwrecks?\n\nWouldn't it be easier to go to a fortune teller and ask for the super lotto numbers?
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There are no easy ways, they are all very equipment intensive, and expensive. Probably a web search on your favorite search engine will turn up a company that will do it.
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Check out the national Geographic stores, they sell alot of these things in kit form that you have to build. Or if you need to use your own materials, find a picture or check a museum of an easy skeleton, make the parts our of either hard setting icing or bread doe and varnish it.
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Try making offerings to the fae OUTSIDE of your house. They like honey. They also like shiney bobbles. Be sure to respect their sacred spaces, and possibly give them a little faery altar (which can be as simple as three flat rock placed on top of each other with something shiny sitting on it. They also like shiny things tied to trees.\n\nOne time, on a camping trip, it was an especially magickal night. At some point, everyone in the camp noticed that something was missing, including a necklace from around one woman's neck. The area where we were camping was seperate from any other areas and so no one came into the area. Suspecting activity of the Fae, everyone put out offerings, except for the woman who lost her necklace. She cursed the fairies. The next morning, everything was returned except the necklace. To this day, the necklace has never been found.\n\nOn another camping trip, I put my tent right in the middle of a natural faery ring. When I camp, I always have a flashlight with me at all times. The only place I could have lost it was in my tent, so I searched my tent, and the flashlight was not in there. Then I had two friends search the tent, and they couldn't find the flashlight. I put out offerings to the fae, and the next morning, the flashlight was back in my tent.\n\nAnother camp-out, We had a tarp structure in the most wind protected part of a wind protected valley. I've put up a lot of tarp structures, and it was put up very well. I've put up hundreds of tents and tarp structures, and I know what I'm doing. In and around the tarp structure where etched glass tealight holders on stands averaging about 4 feet high (it was beautiful). That night, the structure blew over (in a wind protected area) but when it fell, somehow it completely missed all of the etched glass. About mid way through the day, with no one anywhere near the structure, about half of it spontaneously stood back up.\n\nThese are just a few of my Faery stories. My friends have a great many more. We've seen many things which defy mundane explanations.
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try\nindustry directories