GeekGlyph

GeekGlyph is a group interested in complex analysis of glyphs of all nature, past and future.
We apply and develop advanced tools for that purpose, most of then are made public. We dare to go beyond Comparative Mythology.
Our solutions are open and our methodology is clearly exposed in a very educational and interactive way.
The hypothesis are never final solutions, better qualified as scientific fiction, but keep evolving from embrionary ideas.
We started with Nazca Lines because of its complexity, size and uniqueness.
From there we tried to build the Ancient Geodetic System.
The association with Atlantis Hypothesis, first formulated by Plato, were so evident that we also decided to look into this.
Finally, inspired by the astronomic hypothesis of Maria Reiche and the evidences we found of precessional cycles represented by
Nazca Lines (the Condor, the Monkey and Calendar symbols), we decided to dig into the Ancient Concept of Time Recurrence.
We also discovered other very interesting associations that we are currently working on. Much, much more is still to come!
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This first 4 years of hard work were all self financed.
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Commercial use, reproduction and redistribution requires special license. Please contact GeekGlyph.com.
In some cases, we illustrate our hypothesis by using third part images. Most of them are public domain having copyright expired and
are published in the Wikimedia Commons. The use of these images is for illustration purpose only and does not imply that the
authors agree or endorse in any way our theories. The author's name for each image appear on mouse over and by clicking on the images you will be
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