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Fragments of the Fallen System

Gobekli Tepe and the Deliberate Burial

Megalithic Structures Worldwide

Ley Lines as Grid Memory

Quick Check — The Long Echo

Tracing the fragmented evidence of advanced knowledge between the collapse of the pre-diluvian world and the medieval cathedral network — Gobekli Tepe, global megaliths, Teotihuacan, Angkor Wat, and ley lines.

Between the Younger Dryas collapse and the medieval cathedral network lies roughly 8,000 years of fragmented evidence. This module traces what survived — in stone, in alignment, in encoded geometry — across Gobekli Tepe, global megalithic structures, and the mysterious convergence of Angkor Wat and the Gothic cathedrals on opposite sides of the planet.

The Long Echo — Fragments Between Collapses

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