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An independent project · Early preview

Stone Atlas is a growing database of ancient megalithic sites, sourced and evidenced by you.

Underneath it is the question nobody has settled: how were these built, and why.

Archaeologists, the people making videos about it, and whoever lives near a stone circle and has been photographing it for thirty years. The answers are already out there. Mostly they are buried in a comment section a week after somebody posts them.

Videos in the atlas
Puma PunkuPuma Punku
8 places · one videoOpen on the full map
Puma Punku
Puma Punku

Carved stone blocks with precise niches at Puma Punku

Marked at 0:47 in Matthew LaCroix's video

Each stop is a second somebody marked in Matthew LaCroix's Evidence of a LOST Civilization? | Egypt, Turkey, India, Bolivia - Matthew LaCroix, Danny Jones

Watch it on YouTube

321 places here have no marked seconds yet.

The catalogue grew faster than the evidence attached to it. Adding a photograph, a measurement, or the second in a video where a place turns up is the useful work right now.

332places in the catalogue, each with coordinates and a record
31have a video attached
321have no marked seconds yet

Each one is a page somebody can improve: a photograph from another angle, a measurement, a source that was missed, a correction, or the second in a video where it turns up. These numbers were read from the database when this page was built.

Open for a look around

Early days. Come take a look.

I am Cristian. I build Stone Atlas on my own and this is an early version. Try it, tell me what confused you, and help decide what deserves attention next.

Look around

The map, the place records, the videos and the seconds marked inside them. All of it is open to read.

If you make videos

Your channel may already have a page here, kept current from its public feed. Claim it to edit what is there, accept the seconds people mark, or ask for it to come down.

Tell me what you think

Six quick choices, an optional line, and an optional email. It goes straight to me, and needs no account.

You can explore without an account. Adding places, uploading evidence, posting, and claiming a channel need contributor access while the project takes shape.