The three great pyramids of Giza are not in a straight line.
The two largest pyramids are arranged Northeast-Southwest of one another.
The 225-degree line of bearing through Giza (NE-SW) does not even pass through South America at all, much less through Peru. The yellow line below is this bearing:
The three great pyramids of Giza are not in a straight line.
The two largest pyramids are arranged Northeast-Southwest of one another.
The 225-degree line of bearing through Giza (NE-SW) does not even pass through South America at all, much less through Peru.
The three great pyramids of Giza are not in a straight line.
The two largest pyramids are arranged Northeast-Southwest of one another.
The 225-degree line of bearing through Giza (NE-SW) does not even pass through South America at all, much less through Peru. The yellow line below is this bearing:
