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Megaliths – Forgotten World explores the global puzzle of ancient megalithic structures with a particular focus on their geographical geometry and spatial relationships.

Across continents and cultures, massive stone monuments appear not randomly placed, but carefully positioned within landscapes according to recurring patterns. The documentary examines alignments, angular relationships, distances, and geographic orientations that connect megalithic sites over vast regions—often following straight lines, precise latitudinal bands, or mirrored positions across hemispheres.

By comparing locations worldwide, the film highlights striking consistencies: monuments aligned with solstices and equinoxes, structures oriented toward cardinal directions with remarkable accuracy, and site placements that suggest an advanced understanding of Earth’s geometry, curvature, and natural reference systems.

Rather than viewing these sites in isolation, Megaliths – Forgotten World treats them as parts of a larger planetary framework. The documentary investigates whether ancient builders possessed practical geodetic knowledge—using the Earth itself as a measuring system long before modern mapping tools existed.

Key questions emerge:
Were these monuments positioned according to a shared geographical logic?
Did ancient cultures understand latitude, longitude, and long-distance alignment?
Are these patterns coincidental, symbolic, or evidence of intentional large-scale planning?

The film does not claim definitive conclusions. Instead, it presents archaeological data, satellite imagery, mapping analysis, and comparative site studies, encouraging viewers to rethink how ancient civilizations perceived space, distance, and the planet as a whole.

Megaliths – Forgotten World invites a reassessment of ancient history—not as disconnected local stories, but as a potentially interconnected global phenomenon shaped by geometry, observation, and deep environmental awareness.