Petra Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Jordan

Al-Khazneh's rock-cut facade, framed as it appears at the end of the Siq, printed beside the geometry diagram Pyramason actually ran across the Levant: 23 golden-ratio pairs against 40.7 expected, p = 0.9870. Fewer than chance predicts. Beneath it: Petra, Jordan, 30.328889, 35.440278, from our own database.

• Al-Khazneh facade silhouette, framed by the Siq's gorge walls
• Geometry diagram shows the real regional result: well below what chance would produce
• Exact coordinates (30.328889, 35.440278) printed beneath the monument and country
• Soft, pre-shrunk cotton in a minimalist gold-on-dark line-art treatment

Why this site. There is a popular claim that Petra and Giza sit on a meaningful line. Our regional golden-ratio test returns 23 hits where chance predicts 40.7, one of the lowest scores anywhere in the atlas, which is the opposite of a hidden network. The real Petra is better: a desert capital that survived by engineering water, lining the Siq with channels and ceramic pipe, damming flash floods and storing them for the dry months. Most of the city is still underground.

Petra · Jordan · 30°19'44.0"N 35°26'25.0"E