WASHINGTON, DC (Herald de Paris) - New, un-filtered images were revealed, today, from the team claiming to have discovered a previously unknown and submerged ancient city on the sea floor, in the Caribbean.  This series of images were released, they say, to focus attention more on the discovered ruins, and less on the anomalous blocks misinterpreted by the satellite imagery. These images appear to show stone foundations and construction rubble fields. Some of the features show verticality and shadow, which researchers claim pixelated distortion would not. The team cautioned that the puffy-looking white areas in photo #4 are not clouds, but instead the reflection of the ocean’s surface with the sun high in the sky. By showing the un-filtered images, the team hopes to exhibit why filtering and lightening of the images has been necessary.  If the public can garner sharper images from the originals, please contact the Herald. The project team asks that for more information, or to find out how to help fund their research as they move forward, please contact Herald de Paris publisher, Jes Alexander, at a specially set-up telephone number:  415-738-7811. Bron: The Paris Herald