I perform remote worldwide exploration, searching for new archeological locations. The new locations are documented using photos and GPS coordinates.

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I've discovered ancient megalithic tombs, lost cities, shipwrecks, and odd structures using satellite imagery.

Hello, my name is Gary Eastman, and I'm autistic, artistic, curious, and focused. I'm exploring our earth to discover and document important GPS locations related to our world heritage. After searching Google Earth Pro for many years, I've collected thousands of images of tombs, ancient ruins, lost cities, and corresponding GPS coordinates. This website shows some of my best work for everyone to enjoy. The data, images, and upload dates recorded on this website and its server denote prior public notice and credit for each discovery to the website owner, Gary Eastman. The opinions expressed here are solely my own and may change over time as I continually digest new data.

We're located in a great place to live in: Bristol, Connecticut.

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