Near the cliff, you will find 5 coins, glasses, pitchers, bracelets, rings, chains, 2 golden weapons, 7 horse saddles of mahmudians, and 17 clay pots filled with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, opals, and emeralds. On the other side of the slab, there is an inscription that says the wealth was acquired with blood, and in blood, make a sacrifice.

From the travelogues in the book The Travelogues of Lost Treasures, there are texts that refer to the concealment of unimaginable treasures and guide in their location and discovery. No one knows how true they are, how old they are, when they were written, and by whom; but that is not of much significance. Treasure hunters consider them authentic, and some have dedicated their lives to the search and identification of these treasures.

The book includes more than 200 travelogue texts regarding hidden treasures in Greece and the Balkans, as well as various accompanying maps; maps for which treasure hunters spent huge amounts of money to acquire.