— Research Workbench

Megalithic Geometry,
Tested Not Assumed

A single-file, offline workbench for Göbekli Tepe and the wider megalithic corpus. It separates measured data, established physics, model-based extrapolation and speculative hypotheses so that one layer can never masquerade as another.

ArchaeologistsArchaeoastronomersMetrologistsIndependent Researchers
Megalithic Geometric Field Processor Geometry Lab: a plot of the 37 embedded pillar positions of Göbekli Tepe Enclosures B (cyan), C (amber) and D (violet), linked as nearest-neighbour rings, with white central pillars and a dashed B–C–D centre triangle, beside the sidebar of numbered workspaces
Geometry Lab plan

Pattern-Hunting Without Controls Proves Nothing

Embedded Göbekli Tepe B–C–D Node PlanAll 37 embedded pillar positions (9+2 in B, 11+2 in C, 11+2 in D) in the app's local metre frame

Coordinates of the app's embedded literature-constrained plan reconstruction (Data Tier C), normalized to the published ~19.25 m B–C–D centre triangle. Not survey or total-station data.

Embedded Göbekli Tepe B–C–D Node Plan
Pointx (m)y (m)
B-P01−5.120.571
B-P02−6.583.27
B-P03−9.243.96
B-P04−12.823.2
B-P05−13.950.972
B-P06−13.64−2.18
B-P07−11.54−3.54
B-P08−8.04−3.93
B-P09−5.89−2.19
B-C1−11.010.1
B-C2−8.25−0.1
C-P0115.12−0.169
C-P0214.062.61
C-P0312.334.39
C-P048.854.75
C-P056.274.09
C-P064.591.39
C-P074.3−1.38
C-P085.49−3.41
C-P098.95−4.72
C-P1011.59−4.63
C-P1114.06−2.61
C-C18.210.08
C-C211.05−0.08
D-P016.8317.5
D-P025.5420.51
D-P031.5822.34
D-P04−1.8822.64
D-P05−5.220.31
D-P06−6.8317.86
D-P07−6.4313.92
D-P08−3.5711.72
D-P09−0.26810.61
D-P103.8512.02
D-P116.2814.06
D18−1.4816.67
D311.4816.67
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Coincidence Looks Like Design

Without randomized null models, a striking numerical pattern cannot be distinguished from chance.

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Uncertainty Is Ignored

Coordinates from plans carry error; analyses that treat them as exact overstate their conclusions.

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Layers Get Mixed

Measured facts, physics proxies and esoteric hypotheses are often blended in a single narrative.

A Falsifiable Pipeline, End to End

Sixteen computational workspaces plus theory and usage guides, all sharing one coordinate dataset and its stated uncertainty.

Randomized Null-Model Engine after a run of 500 seeded simulations: settings for metric, seed 20260915 and generator, result cards for observed value, null mean, z-score and Monte-Carlo p, and a histogram of the null distribution with the observed value marked
Seeded null-model test
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Geometry & Graph Spectra

Dimensionless order diagnostics, angular spectra, and Laplacian eigenmodes with spectral gap, degeneracy and entropy measures.

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Wave & Field Proxies

Scalar scattering for acoustics with frequency sweeps, elastic and seismic screening, reciprocal-space structure factors and a geoelectric resistor network.

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Thom Metrology & Geometry

Metrology quantization tests, circles, flattened circles, eggs and ellipses, an egg calculator and curated Thom reference sites.

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Thom Astronomy

Horizon, solar and lunar observatory reductions, lunar standstill targets and a 16-division solar calendar reconstruction.

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Lithic Atlas & Multiphysics

A cross-continental material atlas with site dossiers, a material-mechanism matrix and a lithic multiphysics lab.

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Nulls, Uncertainty & Evidence

Seeded null-model engine, coordinate-uncertainty propagation, an evidence ladder and hypothesis registry, source audit and methods export.

A Pre-Registered Style of Workflow

Freeze the Data

Fix a coordinate dataset and its uncertainty; import survey or photogrammetry tables when available.

Freeze the Parameters

Set graph, acoustic and seismic parameters before looking at significance, and choose one primary statistic.

Run the Null Model

Compare the observed statistic with seeded randomizations that preserve each pillar’s radial distance.

Report Everything

Export the session, coordinates and a methods report, covering all tested parameter ranges, not only the strongest result.

Inside the Platform

18Numbered workspaces
4Evidence layers, A to D
SeededReproducible Monte-Carlo null models
OfflineAll calculations run locally
P-Wave Speed Priors by Stone TypeCompressional-wave velocity in the multiphysics material presets, 12 of the 17 embedded lithologies

Preset vp values from the app's material library. The app calls these engineering priors to be replaced by specimen data; only the Urfa limestone value is quoted from site-specific testing.

P-Wave Speed Priors by Stone Type
ItemValue (m/s)
Dolerite / diabase6,000
Basalt (columnar)5,800
Lewisian gneiss5,600
Aswan red granite5,200
Andesite5,000
Rhyolite / dacite4,700
Sarsen silcrete4,200
Calcitic / oolitic limestone3,800
Urfa limestone (Göbekli)3,418
Globigerina limestone2,800
Basaltic scoria2,500
Volcanic hyalotuff2,200
Global Lithic Atlas Entries by ContinentThe 24 sites and site interpretations in the Global Lithic Atlas, grouped by continent

Counted from the app's atlas table (24 entries). One South American entry is the tier-D 'Pumapunku geopolymer hypothesis', kept as a testable hypothesis, not a separate site.

Global Lithic Atlas Entries by Continent
ItemValue (entries)
Europe7
Asia5
South America5
Africa3
Oceania2
North America2

Public, survey-grade per-pillar coordinates for Enclosures B–D are not openly published. The embedded default is a literature-constrained plan reconstruction and must not be represented as a total-station survey; import authoritative coordinates and the whole pipeline switches to them. The acoustic and elastic modules are physics proxies, and the Grant digital-root layer is explicitly a hypothesis layer.

At a Glance

At a Glance
ItemDetail
Workspaces18 numbered: 16 computational modules plus Theoretical Background and Usage Instructions
Embedded dataset37 nodes: Enclosure B 9 + 2 central, C 11 + 2, D 11 + 2; Data Tier C plan reconstruction
Reference geometryB–C centre baseline 19.250 m; equilateral altitude 16.671 m; node 1σ 0.15–0.25 m
Thom metrologyMegalithic Yard 2.720 ft (0.829056 m) or 2.722 ft; spacings from ¼ MY to 10 MY; Rod = 2.5 MY
Curated corpora14 Thom reference sites, 24 lithic-atlas entries, 17 material presets, 11 Pythagorean triples
Null modelsSeeded (default 20260915), 20–3,000 simulations, 3 generators, 5 test metrics
ExportsSession JSON, coordinate CSV, methods/results report, PNG plots, app source download
Runs inAny modern browser, offline, as a single HTML file with no external requests

From the app's interface, select options and embedded constants.

Scope & Falsifiability

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Rigorous Versus Proxy

Distances, eigendecomposition, structure factors and Monte-Carlo summaries are deterministic mathematics; the physics modules are first-order proxies for choosing what to test in a full BEM, FDTD or FEM model.

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Uncertainty Is Not the Null

Large coordinate uncertainty weakens a result; it does not support the opposite conclusion.

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Replication Required

Findings should be replicated on other sites and on matched non-monument controls.

Built for Careful Skeptics and Careful Enthusiasts

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Archaeoastronomers

Reduce horizon azimuths and altitudes to declinations with refraction, parallax and uncertainty.

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Metrologists

Test unit hypotheses against uncertainty-aware quantization residuals and randomized controls.

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Independent Researchers

Keep a transparent evidence ladder from measured fact to speculation and export it with your results.

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Multi-seat licensing for teams, departments, and organisations.

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White-label deployment with custom integrations and dedicated support.

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