Minecraft:Buried Treasure

Template:Infobox structure A buried treasure is a naturally generated Minecraft:structure that consists of a buried loot Minecraft:chest found in Minecraft:beaches and located with Minecraft:explorer maps. Buried treasures are the only source of the Minecraft:heart of the sea, which can be used to craft a Minecraft:conduit.

Generation

Buried treasures generate in Minecraft:beach, snowy beach, and stony shoreTemplate:Only biomes, and can also generate underwater. They are dramatically more common in Template:BE than in Template:JE.

The treasure Minecraft:chest is almost always buried by some material. Most of the time the chest generates buried in a beach, so it has a Minecraft:sand or Minecraft:gravel block covering it. Sometimes, if generated on the side of an underwater hill, it spawns with Minecraft:stone blocks covering it. If it generates on the surface of the ocean floor, a Minecraft:gravel or Minecraft:sand block covers it. Nonetheless, terrain generation can cause the Minecraft:chest to be buried by any suitable terrain-generated blocks, such as Minecraft:coal ore and Minecraft:diorite.

In Java Edition, buried treasures always generate at Minecraft:chunk section relative 9 (out of 0 through 15) on both the X and Z axis,<ref>Template:Bug</ref> and are always facing east.

In Bedrock Edition, buried treasures always generate at Minecraft:chunk section relative 8 (out of 0 through 15) on the X and Z axis.

Location per seed

A preview of buried treasure generation is shown below:Template:Calculator

Structure

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A dug up buried treasure chest

Buried treasures contain a single chest full of various loot. If the chest is exposed to water, it generates waterlogged.

Loot

Template:See also A Minecraft:heart of the sea is always present in every buried treasure.

Data values

ID

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Config

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• Template:Nbt Structure configuration
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  • Template:Nbt inherit/structure

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History

Trivia

• Buried treasures are the smallest naturally generated structure in the game.
• In Java Edition, the player arrow is shown under the X of the treasure, but in Bedrock Edition, the player arrow is shown on top of the X.

Gallery

Screenshots

• A buried treasure dug up from the Minecraft:sand
  A buried treasure dug up from the Minecraft:sand
• A buried treasure found underwater
  A buried treasure found underwater
• A buried treasure in a stony shore
  A buried treasure in a stony shore
• A treasure in a snowy beach
  A treasure in a snowy beach
• An open buried treasure chest, revealing lots of loot
  An open buried treasure chest, revealing lots of loot
• Ideal positioning of the player on the X of the map to find the treasure
  Ideal positioning of the player on the X of the map to find the treasure
• A buried treasure chest exposed in a hill
  A buried treasure chest exposed in a hill

Historical screenshots

• A buried treasure in the mushroom field shore biome that no longer generates
  A buried treasure in the mushroom field shore biome that no longer generates
• Buried treasure generated on land under a Minecraft:village
  Buried treasure generated on land under a Minecraft:village
• A glitched structure consisting of 5 pig spawners and a buried treasure chest
  A glitched structure consisting of 5 pig spawners and a buried treasure chest
• A buried treasure chest in a Minecraft:stone shore Template:In
  A buried treasure chest in a Minecraft:stone shore Template:In
• A buried treasure chest generated on a Minecraft:woodland mansion
  A buried treasure chest generated on a Minecraft:woodland mansion