Rennes-le-Château, is one of the most mysterious places in the world with enough intrigue, church conspiracy and rumours of a sacred treasure to become a catalyst for many books and theories concerning the small town in Southern France. Part of the treasure of this area appears to be in the form of large megalithic ruins that have been mapped throughout the region but never fully documented and investigated. Many of these features are visible from the Magdala tower (atop Rennes) which may have been built with funds acquired by the revelation of a great treasure rumoured to have been found by a local parish priest Berenger Sauniere. The treasure of the Knights Templar.
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An incredibly large, megalithic 'wall' area has been extensively documented in France. This wall contains masonry elements similar to Stonehenge with some very unusual stonework signs.
View images of a megalithic 'wall' feature near Rennes-le-Château in France. The composition of this rock 'wall' is very unusual and it's location implies there is much more beneath the surrounding surface. A Celtic map made by the secretive Abbe Boudet, implies this area contains megalithic mysteries. The exterior of the rock appears very hard while the interior is a pinkish sandstone.
Underwater linear anomalies have been documented off the Southern tip of Florida. The linear features cover more than 16 miles of area in a depth of between 90-110 feet of water.
An image study that includes 4 areas off the coast of Cuba that contain unexplained, linear features. One area near the Cayo Santa Maria includes a gridded area that appears to be artificial in origin.
This image study includes a large gridded area off the coast of Scotland, an underwater, linear feature West of San Francisco and a linear row of 10 mountains West of Scotland.
Linear, Mound-like features have been found on the Great Bahama Bank near the Bimini Islands.
The patterns in Indonesia after the tsunami reveal shape outlines where houses and roads once existed. This is an excellent example of how low lying areas such as foundations and roads appear from above after water inundation.
