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33 Cartes Postale l’Abbé Saunière
Also postcard repoductions are avalible below until sold. NEW LISTING ON EBAY - Saunière's 33 Rennes-le-Chateau Postcards (Reproductions) ______________________ LOST TOMB OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR by Ben Hammott
ONLY AVAILABLE FROM FOR 15.95 (rrp 19.95) FROM www.losttomb.net or benhammott.com 100 years ago a French priest embedded clues in his church leading to a secret location. Available to order now 688 Pages with over 331 Images Lost Tomb of the Knights Templar Official Website
Book Information Website now open
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Illustrated Guide to Rennes-le-Chateau No1 - Stations of the Cross, Bas-Reliefs and Statues by Ben Hammott
Size is A4 and features 39 pages of high quality full colour images of the Rennes-le-Chateau Church Decorations as listed below: Berenger Saunière and Marie Dénarnaud All 14 Stations of the Cross The Church Statues St. Roch, St. Germaine, St. Antoine l'Ermite, The Virgin Mary, St Joseph, St. John the Baptist, St. Antoine de Padoue, Ste. Marie Madeleine, St. Luke, The Holy Water Stoup (inc images of the original and modern Devil Statue) Bas-Reliefs The Fleury Tableau (inc full page images of the left and right Fleury paintings, the Altar. Sauniere's Confessional Four Stained Glass Windows
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Jewish Residents Built Hatch to Escape RomansAmy Teibel, Associated Press
Sept. 10, 2007 — Under threat from Romans ransacking Jerusalem 2,000 years ago, many of the city's Jewish residents crowded into an underground drainage channel to hide and later flee the chaos through Jerusalem's southern end unnoticed. The ancient tunnel was recently discovered buried beneath rubble, a monument to one of the great dramatic scenes of the destruction of the Second Temple in the year 70 A.D. The channel was dug beneath what would become the main road of Jerusalem, the archaeology dig's directors, Ronny Reich of the University of Haifa and Eli Shukron of the Israel Antiquities Authority, said Sunday. Shukron said excavators looking for the road happened upon a small drainage channel that led them to the discovery of the massive tunnel two weeks ago. Pottery shards, vessel fragments and coins from the end of the Second Temple period were also discovered inside the channel, attesting to its age, Reich said. About 100 yards of the channel have been uncovered so far. Reich estimates its total length will reach more than a half-mile, stretching north from the Shiloah Pool at Jerusalem's southern end to the disputed holy shrine known to Jews as Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Al Aqsa Mosque compound. The shrine is the site of the two biblical Jewish temples. Archeologists think the tunnel leads to the Kidron River, which empties into the Dead Sea. |
Bloodline the Movie A new Movie about the Priory of Sion and the Rennes-le-Chateau Mystery. Latest Update - August, 2007
Visit the Bloodline Movie website here
Two New radio interviews - follow links from the Bloodline News page
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Thetombman has a new website: http://benhammott.com As well as Ben's discoveries he has lots of new research including an article on the Fleury tableau and the wooden baluster that was once part of the pulpit until Sauniere removed it. The baluster is one of the two places Sauniere is rumoured to have found some parchments. Fleury Tableau and Baluster Research Fleury Tableau and Baluster Research The other is the Altar Pillar, which Ben also has an article on and he may have also found the missing altar pillar that once supported the Altar in Sauniere's Mary Magdalene church at Rennes-le-Chateau by Boudet's church in Rennes-les-Bains: Altar pillar Research Another article, which I believe is a first, is on the Chateau d'Hautpoul, Ben goes inside the chateau and has posted some great photographs of the interior, very interesting. Chateau d'Hautpoul Research Follow this link to go to Ben's Research and Discoveries page menu: Ben Hammott's Rennes-le-Chateau Research |
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