NEXT: Links to other Power Points sites
These maps appear in the Anti-Gravity book:
The MR triangle, the Egyptian "3-4-5" triangle, from Anti-Gravity.
"The Twelve Devil's Graveyards Around the World," plots ship and plane disappearances worldwide, focusing attention on12 areas, equally spaced over the globe. From Ivan Sanderson.
The Piri Reis Map is a correct circular grid projection from Cairo.
Megaliths from David D. Zink, Ancient Stones Speak: A Journey to the World�s Most Mysterious Megalithic Sites (Dutton 1979) "Until the present work, however, no one has pointed out the surprising number of megalithic structures located at or near these intersections."
Somerset as Canis Major, by Richard Leviton
The constellation of Virgo and the pattern of Notre Dames in France. from Charpentier.
Washington DC and the Pentagon on the Earth Grid.
EarthStar Western North America
The Wheel with Nineteen Spokes from Dorothy Leon
ArkHom
East Coast of North America Power Points. From Peter Champoux.
The Return Focus Triangle; Marble Mountain Wilderness pattern; & Ley Lines
From Lorea Ireland.
Southern Britain; relation of Glastonbury Tor to Stonehenge, and other sites.
West German alignments discovered by Josef Heinsch.
Map Art Exhibit Coming to Your Area
Three articles by Dan Shaw (aka Aumear True)
My story of my learning about the power points maps.
Mayan Calendar Corresponds to EarthStar Globe
Timesickness & Healing Calendars.
A prescription for the hectic modern life.
Hourglass Nebula -- vesica pisces
Geophysics, Gravity and Magnetism
GEOPHYSICS: A SPINNING CRYSTAL BALL:
Seismologists discover that the inner core rotates
link to Scientific American, October 1996.
The inner core is very likely a massive iron crystal.
Jose Arguelles
popularizer of the Harmonic Convergence, Dreamspell...
Includes Biography, bibliography, Hunab Ku image, the Mayan "Giver of Movement and Measure," and DNA & I Ching, Genetic and Galactic Codes image.
Timestar
The Mayan day glyphs correspond to points on the icosahedral earth. From Krsanna Duran.
Etruscan dodecahedra
This Estruscan artifact is one of several hand-held geometric figures from the ancient world of interest to grid researchers. Print out the images and construct your own.
The Mysteries of Chartres Cathedral
by Louis Charpentier
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