Tiwanaku Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Bolivia

The carved central deity of the Gateway of the Sun, paired with the geometry diagram Pyramason actually tested across the Titicaca basin. Golden-ratio pairs come in below chance at p = 0.8666, but the collinear test does return a real signal, p = 0.0080, and we explain why we are cautious about it. Beneath it: Tiwanaku, Bolivia, -16.554722, -68.673333, from our own database.

• Gateway of the Sun print, engraved gold-on-dark line art
• Geometry diagram carries both numbers: the golden-ratio null and the collinear result
• Exact coordinates (-16.554722, -68.673333) printed beneath the monument and country
• Soft, pre-shrunk cotton, for stonework nobody has fully reverse-engineered yet

Why this site. Tiwanaku is the rare case where our two tests disagree. The golden ratio finds less than chance would predict, while collinear alignments come back at p = 0.0080. Before anyone builds a theory on that, the honest caveat: the engine could reach only ten catalogued sites here, and sites in the Andes cluster along valleys and lake shores, which produces straight lines for reasons of terrain rather than design. It is a number worth investigating, not a conclusion. The precision stonework, still not fully explained in technique, is the better mystery anyway.

Tiwanaku · Bolivia · 16°33'17.0"S 68°40'24.0"W