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StoneAtlas

What if we mapped every ancient siteon Earth—together?

An open experiment to piece together the puzzle of lost civilizations. Drop pins, share photos, debate theories.

We're just getting started. Come build with us.

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Okay, but what is this?

You know how every few months someone posts a photo of some megalithic wall in Peru or Turkey, and everyone loses their minds trying to figure out who built it and when?

This is a place to collect all of that. A collaborative map where anyone can pin interesting sites, upload evidence, and connect the dots across continents.

Think Wikipedia meets Google Earth, but for ancient mysteries.

"I believe we are a species with amnesia, I think we have forgotten our roots and our origins."

— Graham Hancock.

See it in action

A glimpse of the experience

Interactive World Map

Explore thousands of ancient sites plotted on a beautiful, zoomable map. Filter by era, culture, site type, and more.

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Rich Site Details

Every site has photos, research links, coordinates, and active discussions.

Great Pyramid of Giza

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Egypt • Pyramid • c. 2560 BCE

124 photos
56 discussions

The oldest and largest of the pyramids in the Giza pyramid complex. One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World...

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Community-Driven

Vote on submissions, earn badges, and connect with fellow researchers.

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New site submission

Proposed megalithic structure near Cusco, Peru

by @explorer_jane

Explorer Badge Earned!

Visited 10 different site regions

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Things you can do here

  • Drop a pin on the map for a site you've researched, visited, or just find fascinating
  • Upload photos, documents, and videos—especially the weird stuff mainstream archaeology ignores
  • Connect sites across the globe—notice a pattern? Link them and explain why
  • Debate theories with other researchers (respectfully—we're all searching here)

Early days

This is version 0.1

Rough edges and all. If you're into ancient history, alternative archaeology, or just love a good mystery—jump in. The best ideas come from unexpected places.

orjust browse around