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Long-form from The Nommo team. New pieces land here.
The Note in the Stone
Newgrange rings like a wind instrument near 110 Hz and Maeshowe pulses at 2 Hz. The effect is measured and the intent is open. What the evidence shows.
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What the Paracas Skulls Remember
In 1586 the Collaguas said they bound babies’ heads to match the volcano they came from. What the Paracas skull DNA file shows, and how old the custom is.
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Battery or Spell Jar? Rereading the Baghdad Battery
Found among magic bowls, the Baghdad Battery differs from its scroll-jar cousins exactly where a cell would. The either-or may hide a lost ritual craft.
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The Nazca Figures Their Makers Never Saw Whole
Stakes and rope explain how the Nasca drew a 134-metre condor. An archaeologist’s own viewing rule shows why no one on the ground could ever see it whole.
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What the 1950 Dogon Paper Really Says About Sirius
We read the 1950 Dogon Sirius paper, then the 1931 astronomy article its own footnote cites. Much of the star lore leads there. The water spirits do not.
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241,200 Years: What the Sumerian King List Counted
The Sumerian King List’s pre-flood kings were a later addition, yet every version we checked counts their reigns in the same 3,600-year blocks.
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The Joint Nobody Could Measure at Sacsayhuamán
Sacsayhuamán’s giant blocks are limestone, not the andesite of the famous tests, and no one has yet shown how joints this tight were cut at full scale.
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The Geometers Who Came Before Farming
Göbekli Tepe’s famous triangle is one trace of a planning craft that one research team follows across five Stone Age sites. Where it was first learned is still unknown.
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