





Mount Nemrut Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Turkey
A colossal fallen head from Mount Nemrut's East Terrace, printed alongside the geometric triangle diagram our alignment engine actually ran against the site's regional cluster: golden-ratio pairs, collinear lines, the full test. Beneath it: Nemrut Dağ, Turkey, and the exact coordinates from Pyramason's own database, 37.980696, 38.740802. No invented alignment claims. Just the monument, the geometry we tested, and where it really sits on Earth.
- Fallen-head artwork from Mount Nemrut's East Terrace, sourced from Pyramason's site imagery
- Geometry diagram shows the actual triangles tested by our golden-ratio engine, not a decorative approximation
- Site name, country and true database coordinates (37.980696, 38.740802) printed beneath the artwork
- Soft-spun cotton, unisex fit, screen-printed for durability at outdoor-market and expedition scale
Why this site. Mount Nemrut gives us the most photogenic ruin in our first five sites, and one of the clearest cases where the archaeology alone, without any invented alignment, is already extraordinary. The shirt carries the coordinates our engines actually tested, not a claim they support.
Nemrut Dağ · Turkey · 37°58'50.5"N 38°44'26.9"E