Baalbek Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Lebanon

The trilithon's massive joint line and the Temple of Jupiter's standing columns, paired with the geometry diagram Pyramason actually ran across the Levant: golden-ratio pairs at p = 0.1584, consistent with chance, and collinear alignments at p = 0.0255. Both printed. Beneath it: Baalbek, Lebanon, 34.006111, 36.208611, our own catalogued coordinates for the largest dressed stones ever incorporated into a building.

• Trilithon block-and-column print, engraved gold-on-dark line art
• Geometry diagram carries both regional results rather than only the flattering one
• Exact coordinates (34.006111, 36.208611) printed beneath the monument and country
• Soft, pre-shrunk cotton, built to last as long as the argument about how these stones moved

Why this site. The Baalbek trilithon blocks weigh around 800 tonnes each and the unfinished stone still in the quarry is heavier again, roughly 1,650 tonnes. Nobody has demonstrated the full method, which is why the site attracts every theory going. Our geometry tests give a split answer, a golden-ratio null and a collinear result at p = 0.0255, and the Levantine sites cluster along the Beqaa valley in ways that produce lines on their own. The open question about how the stones moved is real. We are not going to dress a p-value up as the answer to it.

Baalbek · Lebanon · 34°00'22.0"N 36°12'31.0"E