Enabore Minerals

04/30/2026

Organ Mountains, New Mexico. Pecked, chipped, and coated with mineral pigmentation. This feature is comprised of prehistoric masonry work.

04/20/2026

https://youtu.be/DBg4uPlwzvs

Geologist Be Trippin' ep.2 - Pena Blanca New Mexico

03/16/2026

https://youtu.be/UoDcXaxmBbg How did we get to the point where obvious man made features get written off as natural just because of past assumptions and speculation.

Please like and share. My videos don't get much traction because I don't allow comments. It amazes me how much we can blind ourselves to the truth. Modern sc...

09/09/2024

This is a recent new find. Clear, complex, highly lustrous gypsum from the Robledo Mountains.

02/10/2024

Organ Mountains near Pena Blanca.

01/15/2024

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5uZGjllTOGU?feature=share

This "Prospect" is actually a masonry feature built outward from the hillside. It is an unoccupied prehistoric tomb. You can see the masonry work and the corbeled ceiling.

I have found several of these features in recent years. They are assumed to be Historic mining Prospects but they are not. There are no minerals or traces of...

05/13/2022

I have a lot of rocks of little value so I started gluing them together to form statues. I was inspired by prehistoric artists who carved our Planet.

I have lots of rocks and minerals from my prospecting career that I didn't know what to do with so I started gluing them together. I was inspired by the preh...

01/09/2021

Rincon Quarry is a prehistoric feature. It is carved and painted. It never made much sense as an Historic feature. All over Southern New Mexico the mines don't make sense. Was fluorite or barite really a commodity? It would have to be worth it's weight in gold for all the work I see done. Thousands and thousands of dollars to build roads, tunnels, and shafts, on the tops of big mountains, for fluorite and barite?

10/10/2020

Rincon Mining District - Part 2. Some undebatable prehistoric artwork in New Mexico. You don't get scenes like these by accident, in fact they are very, very hard to engineer and every bit of it is human disturbance.

What conventional wisdom says are historic mining operations are in reality prehistoric disturbances. Prehistoric people, probably from around the world, set...

10/10/2020

Rincon Mining District - These are not historic mining operations they are the work of prehistoric peoples. They made geoglyphs and farmed all the land in this area. They also dug tombs deep underground. Subscribe to my YouTube channel to get updates.

Meet the King and Queen of Rincon. Spectacular landscape art and numerous prehistoric tombs. Proof that the tribes of the Aztec were in southern New Mexico.

03/03/2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJUEYnG-Nb4

Sounds crazy I know but I am finding that many of our mines and other features that we assume are historic are actually prehistoric. Glyphs, agricultural complexes, roads, and tomb sites all over southern New Mexico. I never could understand mining in southern New Mexico. There are many hundreds of shafts all over our mountains in places where there is no mineralization or commodities that could be profitably mined. I have much more evidence that this video and I will be posting more soon.

I never could understand a lot of the mining in Southern New Mexico. There are thousands of shafts, tunnels, trenches, scrapes and large earthworks at mines ...