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78 OUR ANCESTORS CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
ago de -Conapostela, Burgos, and the Logrofio, and Roncesvalles
—all historic sites of ancient fame.
In France, too, several other mysterious lines exist that act just
like their counterparts in England and are followed by UFOs in
flight. These lines do not form geometric figures like the Maltese
cross in the Aegean, nor do they show up like the designs in
Nasca, Peru, but they are most interesting even though nobody
has discovered exactly what they represent, since they form a
huge triangle.
About 15 km north of Sedan there stands a megalithic monument
called the Giant's Grave. When a Hne is traced on a map
from this monument straight south for 700 km till it reaches
Istres in Provence, it goes through an unbelievable number of
historical sites, from dolmens and menhirs of prehistoric times to
cloisters and castles of the Middle Ages. Another such line dotted
with megaliths drawn 76° west of the Giant's
Grave-Istres
line about 700 km stops in Quimper, on the coast of Brittany.
When the two lines are connected by a third to form a triangle,
that line goes through the most concentrated assembly of dolmens,
menhirs, and cromlechs in the world—the region of Garnac
in Brittany. Is there a connection with Kamak, in Egypt?
The names sound alike, but as far as I know, nobody yet has
found the common denominator.
Other surprises keep pihng up when we continue to analyze
this gigantic triangle of France. If a fourth line is drawn from
the Giant's Grave to the center of the base between Provence
and Brittany it is just as rich in ruins of antiquity as the'
two sides of the triangle. The triangle has now an apex of
76°, two side angles of 52° each, two sides of 700 km, a
base of 865 km, and a height of 550 km. Hold on to your
hats—you have the exact same proportions and angles as the
Great Pyramid of Cheops I The Triangle of France is exactly
14 million times bigger than the area of the cross section of the
Cheops Pyramid. The surface of this triangle is 238,000 sq km,
and the area of the circle into which the Aegean Maltese cross
could be placed is 238,000 sq km, which is the same. Can you believe
that we have here again a simple coincidence?
The Triangle of France is not the only example having dimensions
that are proportional to those of the Great Pyramid. The