Angkor Wat Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Cambodia
The five-tower silhouette of Angkor Wat, rendered from the sunrise angle that has drawn pilgrims and photographers to this moat's edge for nine centuries, paired with the geometry diagram Pyramason actually ran: 4 golden-ratio pairs against 3.6 expected, p = 0.4648, on a thin eight-site sample. Beneath it: Angkor Wat, Cambodia, 13.412487, 103.866683, our own catalogued coordinates.
- Five-tower quincunx silhouette, the most reproduced image of the site worldwide
- Geometry diagram shows the real result with its small-sample caveat printed alongside
- Exact coordinates (13.412487, 103.866683) printed beneath the monument and country
- Soft, pre-shrunk cotton in a minimalist gold-on-dark line-art treatment
Why this site. Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument on Earth by land area and the rare mega-monument never abandoned, in continuous religious use, Hindu then Buddhist, for around 900 years. Our regional geometry test is honestly underpowered: the engine could reach only eight catalogued sites, so the result carries little weight either way. Cambodia is a coverage gap on our side. What is not in doubt is the site's own solar architecture, with the spring equinox sun rising directly over the central tower.
Angkor Wat · Cambodia · 13°24'45.0"N 103°52'00.1"E