Geometric analysis connects sacred sites across the Atlantic to Egypt, highlighting historical significance.
Karnak Egypt Second E8 grid axis at bearing 117 degrees connecting all St Michael sacred sites from Atlantic to Egypt. Skellig Michael 51.7731N 10.5381W to St Michaels Mount 330km deviation ~0 deg. Mont St Michel 610km. Vatican City 41.9029N 12.4534E: 2051km, 3.74 deg deviation. Giza Pyramids 29.9792N 31.1342E: 4175km, 7.93 deg deviation. Karnak Temple 25.7188N 32.6573E: 4630km, 5.14 deg deviation. Both axes cross at Glastonbury 51.1444N 2.7158W — the geometric centre of the British sacred landscape. Celtic sacred west to Egyptian sacred east in one straight line. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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