Our analysis of about 1,200 ancient pyramids and temples reveals a global pattern of alignment with past geographic poles. This suggests significant crustal deformation, supporting—but differing from—Charles Hapgood’s pole shift hypothesis.
The timing of these shifts precisely matches the temperature rhythm of the last ice ages, with a mere 0.4% probability of coincidence. This forces a re-evaluation of history: these structures were built over hundreds of thousands of years, with some dating to the dawn of Homo sapiens. While many were later modified, their original orientations were preserved.
This revolutionary evidence opens a new scientific field—Archaeorientation—challenging conventional timelines and rewriting deep antiquity.