Gary Eastman's Archeological discoveries

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Someone formed The landscape into three colossal geoglyph hands with fingers pointing. One finger is approximately 1000 meters by 2000 meters.

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General Image results of a worldwide search for lost archaeological locations.

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Armenia is the first country to accept Christianity as a state religion. Early pagan religions were supplanted by building Churches on pagan temples. Here the remnants of a much larger pagan site can still be seen today. For example, a Pagan temple near a Christian church is on a vast pagan snake worship site.

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The images shown are closeups of part of a lagoon in an atoll not far from Japan and looking through the water from above and seeing the seabed.  The seabed looks like it's covered with rocks, but you see the remains of shipwrecks that have deteriorated and spilled their cargo onto the sea floor.  The next image is the enhanced version of this image where I try to get more visual detail. An interesting sidenote is there are two large ships anchored just next to the atoll while in the lagoon there is a lot of activity with platforms, boats and several divers scouring the bottom for artifacts.

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Ancient mosaics are so large they're hard to comprehend, possibly Thracian.

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Snake worship was one of the earliest worldwide religions and was seconded only by sun worship. In Ethiopia, I discovered evidence of very early snake worship as well as widespread snakehead burials in the shape of cordiform. Some of the larger burial sites have a coordinate system that when followed will bring you to a small yet significant single burial.

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Evidence of Viking Stonework. Various finds that oddly don't appear to be of Viking origin are added. Some seem to be appearing from under the melting of the ice.

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Can the physical origin of the deluge be determined? I believe it can. In India, as in China, etc., the effects of the great deluge can be seen in the form of oddly placed ancient shipwrecks. I feel a lot of relevant information can be gleaned from thorough investigations of the worldwide physical evidence present today.

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This is a general image listing of sites that appear to be cities.

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I discovered a city in Libya.

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I'm continuously pleasantly surprised by the colossal quantity and superb quality of the ancient ships I've found. It's hard to fathom that when I present images of ships I feel are intact enough to be recognized as such are in the midst of large regions of lesser photogenic examples numbering in the millions!

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I found a vast area of ancient ruins in Norway. The area might be a burial or religious site. I see lots of symbolism in the placement of stones in some areas. The total area is approximately 5 kilometers square. I'll explore this area for the next couple of days and if I get anything worthwhile I'll post more images.

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I found many petrified (or fossilized) ancient ships in Oman. Look closely at the patterns in the rock formations, and you can make out some of the wood ship construction techniques. I' ll be searching throughout the world for more petrified ships to image and catalog. I'll also attempt to draw a ship layout with some of the more common assembly configurations I'm seeing. You can look at a document about petrified wood in this album, too.

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11/29/2020-Discovery of a giant basrelief sculpture of a kangaroo measuring 218 meters long! Earlier in Papua New Guinea, I located huge bas relief sculptures of cockatoos..  They're surrounded by other reliefs of different animals of varying sizes but are a little harder to make out.

The cockatoo in the middle is 75 meters tall by 52 meters wide!

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I have located many snakehead-shaped tombs. I believe snake worshipers were buried in these types of tombs.

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I discovered the world's largest pyramid. The dimensions are 2,315 meters long by 1,475 meters wide and 470 meters tall. Snake worshipers built the pyramid. I've found signs of snake worship (called Ophiolatreia) worldwide; my first finding was in South America and was a burial in the shape of a heart when looking from above. The heart shape (also called cordiform) was a stylized form of the top of a snake head. Previous to the stylized cordiform figure, the condition was realistic and included a part of the body and sometimes the whole body. I have a vast number of example images of snakehead burials on this site. Snake worship (called Ophiolatreia) was one of the first religions practiced before recorded history. Currently, I'm surveying a large area that may be the origin of Ophiolatreia due to the quantity and primitive nature of the structures I'm finding. The ancient systems are very hard to make out; however, with enough experience, the snake forms become apparent.

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Here is one sample of a very bright gold building I found in Brazil's Mato Grosso State. There is also a great blue area next to the gold structure. I edit the super bright gold building to see the details of the building. I also edit the blue room for the same reason. I only found one blue place. I discovered hundreds of very bright gold buildings in this small area of Brazil.  Have I found El Dorado, the city of Z? I have several reasons to believe I did.

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I made strange discoveries on Mount Shasta, California.