Authors Mark Vidler and Catherine Young, in a book loaded with photographs and illustrations, detail how ancient and distant man-made sites and mountain peaks across our planet's landscape curiously interconnect across the vast globe into various geometric patterns. From the Giza pyramids, Stonehenge, Machu Pichu, the standing stones of Carnac, Angkor Wat, and numerous other significant locations, the authors illustrate ... Read moreand explain the curious geographical correlations and search for meanings and explanations to try and explain these widespread patterns.
AP Magazine, Brent Raynes, March 2016
An astonishing piece of work and utterly compelling.
Allan Brown, illustrator and contributor to How the World Is Made
The intriguing theories of Catherine Young and Mark Vidler concerning the coincidence of prominent landscape features shown in their juxtapositions to express mathematical ratios in terms of nautical miles should not be dismissed.
John Neal, author of Measuring the Megaliths and The Structure of Metrology
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