Still more possible face come out of the stone with contrast adjustment. Like the extraterrestial faces, may of which can be corroborated, they're not too likely to be mere illusions, and they certainly aren't natural...

Another view of the same head as above, also in negative, including the head to the left of it. The head on the right seems to have a possible second face appearing on the back of the head, and the same may hold true of the face on the left if more diligent and elaborate imaging were applied... or, if we try to focus on the lower part of the back of the head, we may see the slightly gaping mouthed, left-facing profile face which may look remarkably like a profile of the face at Cydonia. There may be another face on the head at left facing us. Note that another Cydonia-like face outline seems to appear in the background above and behind the face on the left also. Yet another shape resembling the Cydonia face rather closely can be seen just to the left of the head on the right.

Sort of a coup-de-grace, as it were... we must ask, if all of these Cydonia-like face shapes that have been identified here are in error )none thus far seem to have any of the possibly more random characteristics such as appearing appreciably upside down, for example), then what on Earth is a Christian scene doing depicting chunks of debris floating in space, particularly the pair of much larger ones which evoke the two small, misshapen Martian moons, Deimos and Phobos?

We might also ask, "What are they doing there particularly in a Christian work for which Van Buren establishes a firm basis for astrological affiliation with Aries, ruled by the "red" planet, Mars itself?"

Earlier in the pages of this article, a set of possible Mars-Mason-Templar connections also include the probably repeated reference to Mars' moons Deimos and Phobos. Can we in honesty say that we do not most likely see a compelling pattern having already formed?

...In addition to all of the other possible evidence presented in earlier parts of this series...

But we might also consider exactly it may mean to us now...