Geometric complexes

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Definition

Large-scale, geometrically designed earthworks found in various regions, often speculated to have served astronomical or ceremonial purposes.

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Episode #108 Who were the Moundbuilders? Practicing an Integrated Science with Global Reach? The Randall Carlson Podcast

KosmographiaMar 28, 2024

In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts explore an archaic global system suggested by UK research. They delve into geological evidence, including limestone erosion and geometric complexes, to challenge mainstream understanding of America's Lost Civilization. This discussion raises questions about the potential use of advanced geoscientific technology in the distant past and its purpose in a time of great catastrophe.

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