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 tested against the popular Petra-Giza "ley line" claim, not an imagined alignment. Beneath it: Petra, Jordan, 30.328889, 35.440278. Those are Pyramason's own catalogued coordinates for a Nabataean capital carved into sandstone around 100 CE and rediscovered by Western scholarship in 1812.

• Al-Khazneh facade silhouette, framed by the Siq's gorge walls
• Geometry diagram shows the real Petra-Giza test: corridor ratio 0.46, no invented line
• 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. Petra is the site where a genuinely popular myth (hidden treasure inside a carved urn) meets an equally genuine archaeological answer: a graveyard. Our own Petra-Giza corridor test found sparser-than-average site density, not a hidden line, which is exactly the honest correction this monument's popular image needs.

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