Geometry of the Sun God

Submitted by Keith Squires on Tuesday, 19 April 2005 Page Views: 3811

`The Geometry of the Sun God’, is the culmination of seven years of research into the architectural design of Stonehenge and the Giza Pyramids, and demonstrates that both structures were built around the same geometric plan.

The proof that 5000 years ago Neolithic men and women were designing complex religious structures with the aid of sophisticated mathematics is truly earth shattering.

Heard it all before?

Think again, for this book is truly original, as an Antiquity Magazine reviewer reports. - “As for originality, there is plenty of this… a whirling of maths must have been taking place in the heads of the builders over many centuries if not millennia.”

Going on to add - “There would be international value if the geometry is found to be accurate because both the origins of mathematical cultures and mathematics itself, and the mysteries of Stonehenge are of major interest in many cultures worldwide.”

By using a combination of new research and a re-examination of existing data, Squires corroborates mythological and archaeological data, to uncover a unifying and cohesive plan in structures sacred to the `Sun God’, whilst providing the evidence that sophisticated geometry was the hidden manifestation of a deeper religious belief system.

The importance of this work is summarised by the author who states that, “Acceptance of the validity of this work will lead to a radical re-assessment of the intellectual capability of Neolithic men and women: and the revision of the accepted scientific history of geometry and mensuration.”

Put simply. This book re-writes history.

Keith Squires is available for email interviews. Contact [email protected]
Also available: images and extracts.

“The Geometry of the Sun God” by Keith Squires.
Published by Paean Books. RRP £16.99 ISBN 095484890X
Details at www.paeanbooks.com
Or Keith Squires website www.gizagrid.com

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