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When corrected for Earth’s flattening, Giza inscribes an equilateral triangle, Teotihuacán a tetrahedron, and a site in Istria, Croatia a square - all to GPS precision. The Croatian site is a complex of two necropolises, one aligned to Giza, the other to Teotihuacán.
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When corrected for Earth’s flattening, Giza inscribes an equilateral triangle, Teotihuacán a tetrahedron, and a site in Istria, Croatia a square – all to GPS precision. The Croatian site is a complex of two necropolises, one aligned to Giza, the other to Teotihuacán.

When corrected for Earth’s flattening, Giza inscribes an equilateral triangle, Teotihuacán a tetrahedron, and a site in Istria, Croatia a square – all to GPS precision. The Croatian site is a complex of two necropolises, one aligned to Giza, the other to Teotihuacán.

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  1. tempest63 on

    I’m assuming the upside down triangle is merely to reference certain points but flip a copy and you have the star of David. The top would line up with the north pole, but what’s where the bottom 2 points line up? Probably ocean but what’s at the bottom of the ocean?