In the case of distant waters, the governments often turned a blind eye to shallow-water treasure hunters.
Summer Fun University programs offer children 3 through 14 hikes, water play, treasure hunts, crafts, nature exploration and games and challenges.
Another major motif is the snake, which (even in areas where direct Indianizing influence was not strong) is frequently combined with imagery derived from the cult of the powerful, magical Hindu naga; often many-headed, this serpent is the patron and guardian of water and treasure, both material and spiritual.
Dowsing, in occultism, use of a forked piece of hazel, rowan, or willow wood or of a Y-shaped metal rod or of a pendulum suspended by a nylon or silk thread, in an attempt to detect such hidden substances as water, minerals, treasure, archaeological remains, and even dead bodies.
The Water Newton Treasure from Cambridgeshire is smaller, but is the earliest hoard to have a clearly Christian character, apparently belonging to a church or chapel; the assorted collection probably includes items made in Britain.
The waters are treasured by divers.
In these uncharted waters there lurks treasure beyond the dreams of your average shyster's avarice and there are already more lawyers in sport than you can shake a urine sample at.
This is important because the Susquehanna is the biggest tributary of the Chesapeake Bay, an enormous, semi-saline body of water that is treasured for its aquatic life.Like so many American waterways, the bay became badly polluted during the 20th century.
How many schools, backyards, drinking water sources and treasured fishing and hunting spots might be in danger of being ruined by a spill?
On the state-level, efforts have begun to curtail the use of antimicrobials after the discovery of TCS, TCC, and their dioxin-like chemical progeny in Minnesota's treasured water resources.
