Comoara Page #3
- Year:
- 1982
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That recently youre missing
all your deadlines?
Costi, your big mistake was
mixing work up in this.
Work and love dont go together.
Everything goes to hell.
Boss, there's nothing
going on with Liliana.
Costi, are you making fun of me?
Im trying to be fair with you,
and youre treating me like this?
- I have limits, you know!
- Its someone else.
- Who? Someone here?
- No.
- She works for a private company.
- What company?
They hire out metal detectors.
Thats why you told me
about the treasure
Yeah.
You should remember that children
are more important than anything.
I hope youre not thinking
of a divorce.
No, boss.
How could I?
Bad weather has already
caused severe problems.
Three cars were damaged
this morning in Gala?i
by a tree brought down
by the wind.
The owners could only look on
and calculate the damage.
Two of the cars...
Did you check the weather
for Turnu Magurele?
- Cloudy with sunshine.
- No rain?
No.
- Islaz.
Wasnt that where
the proclamation of 1848 was made?
Which proclamation?
Thats where the Revolution
of 1848 started.
Yeah?
Islaz, next to Turnu Magurele.
- When do you leave?
- Six.
The Revolution of 1848
was started by the sons
of rich landlords,
whod studied abroad
If our neighbor is
from one of those families,
theres a good chance
there will be treasure.
Was anyone in your family
involved in the Revolution of 48?
- The Proclamation?
- Yeah.
I dont think so.
My great-grandfather was the son
of a very rich Greek, called Xantopol.
The Greek sold everything he had
on the eve of the War of Independence.
- 1877.
- Yes.
He went back to Greece,
to his family.
But your great-grandfather
stayed in Romania.
Yes, he stayed in Romania.
- Your grandfather was born in Islaz?
- Yes.
- And your great-grandfather?
- Also in Islaz.
Turn right. Next, turn left.
In fact, my grandfather
was adopted.
My great-grandfather
couldnt have children,
and so he adopted
my grandfather.
Turn left. Go straight on.
- Good morning!
- Good morning!
- Hey, neighbor!
- It's a beautiful house!
Move the car so
nobody can see it.
- My brother tried to do it up.
- He ran out of money.
- Your brother owns it too?
Its his house.
This one is mine.
There are two houses?
There are now.
In my grandparents' day,
that was the house,
these were the outhouses.
This was a kitchen,
the stables were back there.
- Where were the stables?
- Over there, at the back.
- And you knocked them together?
- Me? No, the Communists.
They made a kindergarten here.
See this archway?
They filled it in.
Good morning, Cornel.
What's up?
Where are you now?
OK, no rush!
Drive safely!
Who was that?
- The metal detector guy.
- Anything wrong?
He set off late.
Hell be here in an hour.
- So this is your garden?
- Yes.
And thats your brothers.
From here on its mine.
And that's my brothers.
- Go on, move the car.
- Where?
I usually park here,
by the walnut tree.
But well be using the
metal detector there.
Why would we use the
metal detector there?
If theres any treasure,
itll be here, by the mulberry.
Why by the mulberry?
Thats how they buried
treasure. At the roots of a tree.
Theres a tree here, too.
This tree is 100 years old!
- Was it struck by lightning?
- Yes. 20 years ago.
I dug back there
but I didnt find anything.
- Is that a computer?
- Yes.
- How far down can it see?
- 30 meters.
- 30 meters down?
- Yes.
- At 30 meters we should find something.
- Nails at least.
At 30 meters well reach
the Roman Empire!
Maybe even further back.
Start.
OK, let's go.
- Can you see anything?
- Not yet. When I turn around.
barrier tape, like the police use.
- Why?
- To mark our route,
so we dont cover
the same ground twice.
- I told you on the phone.
- I forgot.
Want to see the image?
- Where's the save icon?
- Its just a chart.
Wheres the pointer?
Ah, here. Here it is.
The 24th, thats the latest one.
What the hell?
I dont get how it can see
30 meters down.
Its 21 meters here.
- Where?
- Back there.
Ive got a well
21 meters deep.
- It sees water.
- Sees water?
Of course.
- So, we need to save it...
- I saved it.
- Now press play.
- What play?
- Let me open this file.
- There! Now press play.
What the f***?
- Shouldnt it beep?
- Not this one. The other.
- What other?
- Ive got another one.
- And does that see things?
- No. It just makes sounds.
Come on!
Weve got a file, right?
Look, here it is.
Yes.
This has todays date. The 24th.
It's the most recent, right?
Here we have 'live'.
Heres 'peak'. It was 'peak', right?
No! We should see the image
with the cube.
- What cube?
- The 3D image. Theres this cube
OK then.
Weve got todays date, right?
Hold this. Ill get
the other one.
Hold this.
And this.
Do you have a gold wedding ring?
Hold your hand out.
Got it.
- Want to do the whole garden?
- No. Just by the mulberry.
- Theres metal here.
- How deep does this one go?
And here.
- How deep does this one go?
- About two meters.
And here.
Do non-ferrous metals
sound different?
- No, about the same.
- So its everywhere
Theres something big here.
There was a blacksmith and
an electric company storeroom.
- Its a big area
- Nails everywhere.
Zero.
- This one has numbers?
- Yes.
4 digits means ferrous,
3 means non-ferrous.
Lets try here.
It could be here, right?
Gold.
It could be gold,
silver, copper.
Or aluminum, if it was
an electric company.
I've got it!
I've opened it.
Come and see.
The red is ore.
- We can rotate it.
- So spin it around.
Look. Stop!
Thats the right image. See?
and its deep down.
There could be traces
of ore in the soil.
Theres no point digging here.
- There's something here, too.
- How do you know?
If theres a lot
the chart goes red.
- Shouldnt we wait for the image?
- Not necessarily.
You only need the image
to find out the depth.
So why did I bother?
Look. Here again.
- Red means metal.
- Yes.
- But we dont know what kind.
- No. But the other showed 3 digits.
- That means non-ferrous.
- So?
So it could be gold,
could be silver, could be copper,
or aluminum.
Anything non-ferrous.
- What does the blue mean?
- Blue means normal.
- And what does green mean?
- Another kind of soil.
And these figures here?
Im not sure about those.
- This red is over there.
- Yes.
In that case,
let's start digging.
- And if we just find copper?
- Tough luck.
Lets scan the whole garden.
What if it shows other places?
I agree. Ill scan it all and mark
where there could be something.
- Then you can stay and dig. OK?
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