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Sorry. Comparing this pic to the others it occurs to me that it's probably just a shadow. My bad.

Seems it would have been easier and cheaper to just build another obelisk rather than transport the old one. Also, in one of those pictures, the obelisk looks like the right third is cracked from top to bottom. Any explanation as to how a building can be cracked (deeply) and still be standing?

Slim shady in the middle does seem to have narrowed shoulders. And about the same size feet which doesn't make any sense at all.

If these were intended for giants I'd think the clothes would not fit these smaller people in the shoulders. We have some pretty nonsensical fashions in current times also. Perhaps the extra fabric was akin to a status symbol as in only rich people could afford to be wasteful of fabric...

Those cut stone walls underwater have to be a housing for something. Or maybe an entrance to the pyramid? Google offered this tidbit: Panarea has been created followed by Dattilo, with its pyramid form, Bottaro, Panarelli, Formiche, Lisca Bianca, Lisca Nera, and Basiluzzo, with its shape of a...

He named his bicycle train "rocket". What did the word rocket mean in the days before there were rockets?

I have a question. In the first tapestry of Alexander meeting the queen of the Amazon's, what is that thing in the upper left hand corner? Maybe my old eyes deceive me but it looks to me to be a dinosaur fitted for riding.

Found one reference that I don't have access to. Noe Tartarorum in Confounding Powers Anarchy and International from the Assassins to AlQaeda. "A furore Tartarorum libera nos" by William J. Brenner