Part of a 7 post "Azores" dump that I found.

Seems a lot of "finding" happened on the tiny islands recently and was determined as "natural rock formations" rather quickly.

Some are dismissed by people such as Hancock as fraudulent (the underwater pyramid being the main one, though his post on Facebook regarding this is now missing, go figure.)

The rock art and above-water pyramids on the island are suspicious though and I should like to know more about them.

The islands were "discovered uninhabited" in 1427 by Portugal - so.... either the Portuguese built these things (for what purpose, by whom, when and sources cannot seem to be found (by a cursory look) - I shall be looking deeper next time I have free time).