Other books of interest to people who question recorded (read accepted) history:

The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail
The Nag Hamaddi
The Celestine Prophesy
Holy Places (by Henry Lincoln)
a few histories of the Knights Templar

Books on Rhennes-le-Chateau
Books on Mary Magdeline

Some other questions:

Where did the notion pertaining to the Divine Right of Kings really come from?
What happened to Neanderthal Man?
Why are there only four blood types (and two Rhesus factors) in a world population of 6,000,000,000?
Why, really, do we have mythology?
What happened to the dragons of legend?
Why does the lineage of Masonic leaders contain the people it does?
Why is Newton more known for the thing with the apple and NOT for establishing (an economic system based on) the gold standard?
Why is it that there are hundreds of books based on the life and times of King Arthur when the only real reference to him appears in "The Mabinogian"?
Why has the so-called area of the paranormal received so little main-stream scientific investigation?
What was the HAARP study all about?
What causes chemtrails?
Why are we ignoring a pending oil crisis?
Why are we ignoring a pending severe climatic?
What is MJ-12 (Majestic Twelve)?
Why can't elected representatives of the American people find out what is happening in Area 51 (Groom Lake)?
What was (is?) the Skull and Bones Society?

It is certainly an interesting world, isn't it?

Bruce M

Last: Why do I think the some of the above will trip flags at Echelon?