Baalbek — Trilithon
Logistics questions, sourcing, and competing interpretations—kept readable.
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A map-first research archive for ancient sites & anomalies
Map the evidence.
Explore the unresolved.
The past is bigger, stranger, and more interesting than the summaries—yet the evidence is scattered and the debates are chaos. Evidence Atlas turns curiosity into structured investigation: Site → Evidence → Claim, with provenance built in.
Evidence-first provenance as default
Structured debate claim-by-claim
Responsible protects people & sites
Field-ready expeditions that document
This is not a “truth machine.” It’s a civilization-scale notebook built to resist entropy: lost sources, untraceable claims, and comment-section warfare.
How it works
Three simple objects make knowledge compound instead of evaporate: map the sites, store the evidence with provenance, debate interpretations claim-by-claim.
Discover on the Map
Browse globally or zoom into a region. Filter by features like megaliths, polygonal masonry, quarry evidence, or acoustics.
Map-first discovery
Document the Evidence
Upload photos, measurements, scans, and citations. Each item carries provenance: who/when/where/source—so it can be verified.
Evidence is currency
Debate as Claims
No endless comment wars. Each claim has supporting evidence, counterpoints, alternatives, and “what would change my mind.”
Structure beats drama
Built like a real research tool
The experience is designed to feel premium from day one: fast discovery, clean records, and contribution hooks that quietly recruit serious explorers.
Live Preview • Map View
Evidence & controversy are signals, not verdicts
Browse by documentation density and contested interpretations—without rewarding toxicity.
Site pages are canonical records
Each site has a stable home for overview, evidence, claims, and resources—no duplicate chaos.
Upload flow designed for provenance
Wide/close/scale prompts + source labeling so future pattern discovery doesn’t rot into vibes.
Featured dossiers
A taste of what “museum-grade clarity” looks like: clean structure, explicit labels, and sources you can actually trace.
Aswan — Unfinished Obelisk
Observation vs interpretation—plus a fieldcraft shot list for documentation.
View dossier →Puma Punku — Precision Joinery
Structured claims that steelman both sides—without turning into a war.
View dossier →Yonaguni — Underwater Formation
When “looks manmade” isn’t enough—what evidence would decide?
View dossier →Göbekli Tepe — Iconography & Context
Sources, context, and open questions—kept respectful and precise.
View dossier →Richat Structure — “Eye of the Sahara”
Big claims get contained: evidence, counterpoints, then hypothesis.
View dossier →Join as a Founding Contributor
Get Beta access + first access to Pattern Hunts, curated dossiers, and the Evidence Capture Kit. Your early activity helps decide what we build next.
Expeditions that produce field records
Not mystery tourism. Curated trips with documentation plans—so your travel generates usable evidence (wide/close/scale, notes, sources).
Coming Soon • Expedition Mode
Small groups, high signal
Evidence-first travelers, respectful conduct, and safety/heritage rules baked in.
Pre-brief + shot lists
Participants get a documentation kit so we don’t come home with random photos.
Post-trip expedition report
We publish a structured field record—evidence, claims discussed, open questions, sources.