Meroë Pyramids Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Sudan

A line-art rendering of Meroe's steep-angled pyramid field, paired with a geometry diagram comparing its roughly 70-degree slope to Egypt's shallower form. Printed beneath: Meroe, Sudan, 16.935139, 33.75075, the exact coordinates from our own site record. For readers who know Sudan holds more pyramids than Egypt and want proof they can wear.

• Engraved-style illustration of Meroe's needle-steep pyramid field, over 200 strong, built by the Kingdom of Kush
• Geometry diagram compares Meroe's ~70 degree pyramid angle with Egypt's ~51-54 degrees
• Site name, country and true coordinates (16.935139, 33.75075) printed beneath the artwork
• 100% combed cotton, unisex sizing, screen-printed for durability

Why this site. Meroe holds more pyramids than Egypt and a fraction of the attention, partly because a treasure hunter blew the tops off dozens of them in the 1830s. We make no alignment claim here: our atlas offers three catalogued sites within 200 kilometres, too few for the engine to test. Sudan is one of the clearest gaps in our coverage, and the slope comparison on the shirt is a measured architectural fact rather than a statistical one.

Meroe · Sudan · 16°56'06.5"N 33°45'02.7"E