The stone was originally located about 20 feet beyond the low-tide line at North Kingstown's Pojac Point, visible only at low ...

Knights Templar | Forbidden History and their Secret Quest for Atlantis The accepted narrative describes the Knights Templar ...

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The Knights Templar feature prominently in Dan Brown’s bestseller “The Da Vinci Code” and video game “Assassins Creed,” but now British historian Dan Jones gives them standalone ...

The original Knights Templar was a Christian military order founded in the early 12th century whose members, wearing white mantles with a red cross, became one of the most formidable fighting ...

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The seal serves as a window into the Knights Templar’s identity and impact on medieval Christian history. It is a symbol likely to continue to spark curiosity for centuries to come.

“The Knights Templars are always involved,” wrote Italian author Umberto Eco, in his book “Foucault’s Pendulum.” That certainly seems to be the case in the 12th and 13th centuries in Europe.

The Knights Templar began in 1120 as a band of modest monks who took up arms to protect pilgrims on their way to Jerusalem. "The Knights Templar were conspicuously brave," Griffith-Jones said.

The Knights Templar order was formed in 1119 A.D. during the First Crusade to protect Jerusalem, but the order wasn't a police department.