This “map” is only the result of the fertile imagination of Simon Miles.

How can Simon Miles PROVE that a “hidden grid” ever existed on any “map” outside his imagination? Does his thesis pass the critical test? Demonstrable evidence would be required to do that, as in external proof!

As the late John Edwin Wood demonstrated on a Saunière Society lecture – these types of “maps” can be drawn anywhere and everywhere.

John Edwin Wood produced a similar “map” on the Oxfordshire countryside in order to demonstrate his point.

David Wood (Genisis: The First Book of Revelations), Richard Andrews and Paul Schellenberger (The Tomb of God), even Henry Lincoln (The Holy Place) – we have overwhelming contradictory allegations without any supporting credible evidence! Of course, our Rennes-le-Château enthusiasts never consider that.

The same conclusion applies to the book by Abbé Henri Boudet, the very hypothesis of the “Original Language” was a big thing among many scholars during his period of time – an extensive bibliography could be produced. Such books are considered as mere antiquarian oddball curiosities belonging to their period of time and nothing else.