Puerto Plata Dominican Republic Trip

We had a nice trip to Puerto Plata. The tour Guide was entertaining. What all ways impresse me in Dominican Republic is the fact that they always thank us for coming to their country and choosing to bring businesses here and not elsewhere. 

Many people have a job because of tourism from food industry to touristic attractions to jewelry industry to Chocolat factories.

There is a statue of Christ in tò of a mountain replicating the one in Brazil. Nearby we cisited a botanical garden with beautiful flowers.

A cable car bringht us to the top of the mountain. Spectacular views of the forests in bloom and the city bellow were a joy for the eyes. 

There is a fort in the beach a part of the fort is restored and available to visit for the tourists but a larger star fort underneath is ignored.

The fort has rooms that have low doors proof thatbthe fort was mud flooded.

Circular large rooms of the fort could have been water storage in the past. 

One of the features on the fort is a pineal cone in the corner in top of another circular small enclosure that could have been energy related. The pine cone could have been made of Mercury a sort of capacitor.

How old really is this fort the ancient one?

All forts are in water. They could have been used a s batteries.

Pine cone?

Mud Flood proof; the door is continued under the floor level that have been paved over?

Star For angle?

Round water container?

what are these? How old is this? Petrified mood?