On camera, Graham Phillips discusses his findings with co-investigators Graham and Jodi Russell at the site where the Ark of the Covenant may have been buried by the Templars during the Middle Ages. 

A one-hour documentary covering Graham’s search for the Ark of the Covenant (see The Templars and the Ark of the Covenant) has now been filmed for Canadian television.  It includes a complete reconstruction of the search, and a geophysical survey of the area where Graham believes the Ark was buried by the Knights Templar during the Middle Ages.  Also, the inscribed stone that may have been one of the Ten Commandment tablets (see> here) was examined by experts with exciting results.  It seems that it does indeed date from the time of the biblical Exodus and originated in the Sinai Wilderness, exactly when and where the Ten Commandments tablets are said to have been made.  The inscription, which appears to be in an early form of Hebrew, has finally been deciphered.

For contractual reasons, further details will have to wait until the program is aired later this year.  It is due for screening in Canada and the USA in August, and should be shown on British television sometime after that.  Once the exact dates are known the scheduling will be posted on this site, and after the program is aired all the new discoveries made during filming will also be revealed here.