Photographs from Caduceus
© Robert Hamilton
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Megaliths at Sacsayhuaman, Peru |
Megaliths at Ollantaytambo, Peru |
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Megaliths of Stonehenge, Wiltshire, Britain |
The Wailing Wall tunnel beneath the remaining Western Wall in Jerusalem. This photograph shows a recreation of the Temple, behind is the tunnel itself. In the lighted area of the tunnel, you see one of several very large megaliths below smaller rocks which constitutes the original wall of the Temple |
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Sphinx showing the Great Pyramid in the background |
Photograph showing the massive pre-Roman stones at the base of the Temple of Jupiter in Baalbek, Lebanon. |
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Author stands upon the largest hewn rock in antiquity. Baalbek, Lebanon. |
Two views of an Olmec head showing very distinct ‘African’ features. Taken at La Venta, Tabasco, Mexico. |
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A selection of photographs from the travel archive of Robert Hamilton |
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Cambodia |
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The face of Jayavarman at the temple site of Bayon, Cambodia |
Ancient Hindu parables painted onto a modern day Buddhist temple, Cambodia |
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Ankgor Wat , Cambodia |
Temple site overcome by forest |
Egypt |
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One of the two colossi of Memnon |
The Osireion at Abydos, Egypt |
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Note the serpent and staff in the middle of photograph, outer wall of the Temple of Dendera, Egypt |
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Israel |
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The Wailing Wall or the Western Wall, Jerusalem |
Qumran , site of the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls |
United Kingdom |
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Megaliths at Avebury, England |
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Guatemala |
Mexico |
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Tikal , Guatemala |
Temple of Kulkulcan, Chichen Itza, Mexico |
   Along with the ‘African’ features of the Olmec heads, stelae showing bearded ‘Caucasian’ males, all pre-Columbus, La Venta, Mexico |
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| In addition to the photograph in Caduceus, two further Olmec heads with ‘African’ features. La Venta, Mexico |
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Zimbabwe |
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View of Great Zimbabwe from ‘Sorcerer’s rock’ |
Temple site just outside of Harare |
Peru |
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 The ‘Fortress’ at Sacsayhuaman, Peru |
 The megaliths of Sacsayhuaman |
Bolivia |
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Idol at Tiahuanaco in Bolivia thought to represent Viracocha |
Of many heads that form the wall of the temple at Tiahuanaco, this one is not dissimilar in features to an ‘Olmec’ head. |