Reviving Antiquity

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  • Megalithic Yard Floral Bouquet?

    Megalithic Yard Floral Bouquet? How is that possible? One concerns measurement, the other is about flowers. Math provides the answer. As for measurement, the ubiquitous megalithic yard from antiquity. The 2.72 foot long megalithic yard made its way across the landscape of antiquity. How was it formed? By a simple equation involving numbers five and…

  • Geomancer Mile

    Using a geomancer mile (a.k.a. megalithic mile- see internal link below) in antiquity was fairly common. From England to China usage is apparent in the landscape. The number Fourteen thousand four hundred in many guises including feet haunts all kinds of places. The number finds its home in the 3 x 3 magic square. Perhaps…

  • Megalithic Mile

    Megalithic Mile uses combinations of numbers by additional and multiplication found on this Magic Square. Also very prominent in antiquity was totaling the number of struts found in each number square. These number squares were also called magic squares. Keep in mind the the phrase number square does not mean numbers squared. Numbers squared imply…