Has there been any further research, albeit engineering, archeo-architectural, and radio-carbon dating testing on the monoliths. It's obvious from the photos that the angles of the surfaces have clearly but cut to a high-degree of accuracy. Is the site being side-stepped; something like this is usually ignored by the orthodox archaeo community.
This site and the massive blocks at BalBeek are testaments to a civil-engineering expertise long forgotten.
I can envision peoples walking along beside these impressive strutures going about whatever business they had prior to the site being submerged.