Built to answer one question.
The research platform for ancient mysteries, combining the world's most comprehensive open-licensed database of ancient sites with sacred geometry analysis, ley line detection and AI-powered research tools.
Answers written in stone.
Our mission
We believe the ancient world holds answers we are only beginning to understand. Pyramason was built to give researchers, historians and curious minds the tools to explore those answers: from the alignment of pyramids across continents to the geometry hidden within stone circles, from ley lines spanning thousands of miles to frequencies encoded in sacred architecture.
Our mission is to make professional-grade archaeological research accessible to everyone, backed by legally verified open data and powered by the latest in AI technology.
Instruments of inquiry.
The research tools
The Living 3D Map
Explore 187,324 sites in a native 3D world with full terrain, atmosphere, and seamless zoom from orbit to street level.
Antiquity & Empires
Strip the modern world off the map, roads, borders and present-day labels, and raise 58 great cities of antiquity under their own names, with 16 civilisations drawn at their greatest extent. Free for everyone.
Sacred Geometry Analysis
Detect Golden Ratio (phi), Fibonacci spirals, Pythagorean triangles and geometric patterns between ancient sites. Visualise grids and overlays in real time.
Ley Line Detection
Draw ley lines across multiple sites and analyse true great-circle alignments with AI-powered interpretation, including historical and astronomical context.
AI Research Reports
Generate deep research reports on any site, powered by Claude AI, covering history, theories, measurements, cultural significance and scholarly debates.
Sky Align & Natal Charts
NASA-grade planetary positions back to 3000 BCE, epoch-correct solstice azimuths, and natal wheels illustrated with original 1824 star atlas engravings.
Frequency Centre
Explore binaural beats, Solfeggio frequencies and Schumann resonance. Play the frequencies associated with sacred sites and healing traditions.
Platonic Solids Grid
Overlay the planetary grid on the world and analyse how ancient sites align with the vertices of tetrahedra, octahedra and icosahedra.
Astral Projection Flight
Immersive first-person flight across the ancient world. Create custom waypoint paths, record cinematic flythroughs and export branded footage.
Cinematic Director
The map films itself. Ten shot templates, one ACTION button: the Director hides the interface, flies the scenario hands-free and records a finished clip, up to 4K. Built for content creators.
Connect Your AI
The living map speaks MCP. Paste map.pyramason.com/mcp into Claude, ChatGPT or any AI and ask it about 187,324 real places. Free for everyone.
Community & Research Projects
Annotations, forum, five real-time researcher channels, collections and a leaderboard that recognises the sharpest contributors.
Every site, traceable.
Our database and its provenance
Pyramason is built on a fully open-licensed database of 187,324 verified ancient sites, the largest legally sourced open dataset of its kind. Every site is traceable, citable and free of proprietary restrictions.
Wikidata
164,907 sitesCC0 Public Domain · no restrictions on usePleiades Gazetteer
22,405 sitesCC-BY 3.0 · Ancient World Geography ProjectCurated
12 sitesHand-verified additions with full provenanceOne question, carried far.
The story behind Pyramason
What if the people who built the pyramids, the stone circles and the great temples knew something we have forgotten? Not mythology. Not superstition. Something measurable, geometric, encoded in stone.
My fascination with the ancient world didn't start in a lecture hall or a library. It started with that question, and I couldn't shake it. I'm not an archaeologist. I have no formal coding background. What I had was curiosity, stubbornness, and a conviction that the right tools could help answer it. In November 2024 I started building Pyramason from scratch, learning to code through AI-assisted development, piecing together a platform that combined maps, data and research tools in a way that didn't exist anywhere else.
Every feature on this platform was built because it answered a genuine research question. Sacred geometry analysis, because the proportions kept appearing across unconnected civilisations. Ley line detection, because the alignments were too precise to be coincidence. AI research reports, because the knowledge buried in academic papers deserved to be accessible to anyone willing to look. All of it, in one place.
Today Pyramason serves historians, archaeologists and enthusiasts across the world, with 187,324 verified ancient sites, a suite of professional research tools, and a growing community of people who share the same belief: that the greatest discoveries about our past are still waiting to be made.
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