New Orleans is home to the Cajuns Cajuns (French: les Cadiens) there are descendants from the Arcadians from French Speaking Canada. Which links it with the mysterious painting by Nicholaus Pouissin Et ego Arcadia. The French had their myths and legends and my theory is they took them when they went to America placing clues amongst their artwork ready for the day that someone could read them and connect them to Rennes Chateau and its mystery.
I looked over my pictures I took of the Saint Louis New Orleans Cathedral and remembered the rose marble slab Ben saw under the shroud of the Templar that the body lied on. Here is the station of the cross where Jesus is laid and prepared for burial. Mary Magdalene is kneeling crying tears of sadness. There is a rose marble sarcophagus which Jesus is being placed in. What do you think? I think it is that faint pink rose seen on the color of the marble of the sarcophagus, could be the symbol of the rose marble slab that Ben Hammott found in the tomb of the Templar.
And if we go by New Orleans Saint Louis Cathedral station of the cross it just might be Jesus's body in a rose marble sarcophagus.
It could be the greatest find of our time.
Source: Ben Hammott Lost Tomb of the Knights Templar
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Again, another good observation and as you say it does seem to be some kind of pink marble and also that the body in the tomb seems to be laying either on a block of rose marble or a rose marble sarcophagus.
Well done, it is a very good article.
Ben Hammott