I've had Jean-Pierre's book since the beginning of last year. I'm reluctant to post images directly as they are not my copyright and I also have two short videos that Jean-Pierre sent me but they are also not my copyright.

One of the pieces of evidence in the book are feint sloping lines that Jean-Pierre claims follow the line of the passages. They are extremely difficult to see and it took me a lot of searching to find an image of my own that matches that in the book. Here's my original:



And here's the images with the diagonals highlighted. I think this is a fair representation of the images in the book and I have been careful to mark the same features.



They are very difficult to make out and I couldn't see them at all on my recent visit which I assume had something to do with the quaility of light. I'm not convinced that they are really indicative of anything and it worried me that from another angle the same features seemed to disappear. The angle of view and perspective effected what I could, or thought I could, see. The more I looked at my photos the more I felt I could see sloping lines but they weren't always in the right place or the right angle.

Jon

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