The Batroun Rock Cut Wall, Lebanon
	Frisland, United Kingdom yet another proof that the face of the earth is changing much faster than most people belive
	Mount Olympus Quarry Tool Marks, Greece the marks on this historic quarry run parallel and also turn at corners and definitely do not look like hand work
	Great Wall of India, India unlike the Great Wall of China (which is mostly being built nowadays as tourist attraction), this is an actual historic site
	Nebi Samuel, Israel particularly interesting is the enormous rock cut platform, supposedly dug out by the Crusaders, SANTA MARIA! THOSE KNIGHT MUST HAVE HAD TONS OF SPARE TIME, SOME 486 HOURS PER DAY!
	Geoglyphs of Amazonia, Brazil hundreds of them!
	Luzit Caves, Israel
	Sodom and Gomorrah Likely Location, Israel the almost pure sulphur balls found at the location make it a perfect candidate for Sodom and Gomorrah
	Tracks Near Lost Dutchman Gold Mine, Arizona Superstition Mountain Wilderness, United States very interesting! all tracks in America are automatically labeled as wagon ruts (wagons passed over it again and again), but here we have tracks that seem to have been left in the soft mud and even what seems to be a single tracks...so this site really needs to be examined closely.
	White Cliffs Trail, United States what about the imprints on the side at regular intervals? are they the same os those on the ancient european roads? what left them? and are the cavities on the side of the road rock cut ruins (which happen to go hand in hand with the european roads with strange quadratic marks at regular intervals)?
	'The Eye' Rotating Island, Argentina
	Rock Cut Niches, Tunnels, Labyrinths, etc, Peru whatever instrument cut these munerous things was sometimes even polishing the (often very hard) bedrock on the go, who and why cut all this?
	El Fuerte de Samaipata, Bolivia what is this anyway?
	Ain Dara Temple, Syria particularly interesting are the cut marks left by tools superior than what we have nowadays
	Desert "Kites", Syria Old Earth ruins of unknown origin and purpose
	Castell d'Olèrdola, Spain number of cultures have used the site...
	Le Champ Soyer Polissoir, France
	The Bobastro Ruins, Spain complex of exposed and heavily eroded underground metropolis, the interior of couple of rooms is somewhat visible at places
	Bulls and Vast Melthalitic Ruins around Ávila, Spain a vast area with meltaliths showing here and there with traces that once there were stone structures all over the region, are the bulls related to it? are they the only art of the meltalith builders we know of?
	Bocairent, Spain town built on the ruins of layers of old rock cut city, dwarf tunnels, interesting rock cut road, so much history all in one place!
	Stone Circles, South Africa hundreds of thousands of them! no doors, no windows... was it really for cattle?
	The Gympie Pyramid, Australia although only legends are left from the pyramid itself, it seems a wall of it survived after being carefully relocated
	Solovetsky Monastery, Russia 7 meters thick megalithic walls, did they build it for defence against spears?
	Barabar Caves, India
	Pucará del Uritorco, Argentina
	Pyramids near the city of Nahodka, Russia
	The Uncharted Alatri Ruins, Italy absolutely enormous stone blocks along with very fine polygonal fitting
	Hattusa, Turkey
	Richat Structure, Mauritania slightly elliptical dome, 40 km in diameter of unknown origin
	El Enladrillado, Chile
	Osaka Castle, Japan
	Elongated Skulls on Islands Covered with Megaliths and Vehicle Tracks, Malta massive geopolymer blocks!
	Turish Stone Spheres , Kazakhstan These are interesting, layers of various material...
	The Bosnian Pyramids, Bosnia and Herzegovina
	Manuscript 512, city with Ptolomaic Greek writings, Brazil
	Arakulski Shihan, Amazing Cyclopean Wall
	Mysterious piles of gravel, Russia
	Hobbits on Flores, Indonesia
	Tool Marks, Russia
	Yonaguni, Japan
	Redin Remains, Maldives
	Brighton Beach Megalithic Stones, United States megalithic remains
	The Le Perthus Pyramid, France
	Pura Tanah Lot, Indonesia
	Mausoleum of Tamerlane, Uzbekistan
	Cave Network below Primark in Thanet, Kent, United Kingdom
	Hortiatis qanat, Greece The qanat ancient technology is based on excavating tunnels of low slope, to reach an aquifer and transfering its groundwater to the surface without pumping.
	Giant Pans, Indonesia of course shortly after their discovery they ... disappered
	Tatucera de Tacuarembó, Uruguay
	Yaylata, Bulgaria extremely eroded rock cut apartments directly facing the water, sometimes without access from the current shore