The Code of the Ancients

It was about 2018 when I first saw the video presentations by Carl Munck. He named his work, ‘The Code’. Even though it was quite fascinating, it did lack clarity, it required the viewer to remember a lot of numbers and facts about many different places on Earth and even on Mars.
When I recommended Munck’s videos to friends, I got the same response, that they were too technical and too difficult to follow.
I’ve decided then to make a companion to his presentations to convey his genius decoding of the Code of the Ancients.
It has been nearly 5 years and finally I managed to find some spare time and peace to put this guide and companion together so more people can understand what Carl Munck was trying to tell his audience.
Before you start reading, you need to understand that the math the ancients used is circular not linear. Everything is 360 degrees, 60 minutes or 60 seconds which are all presented by a circle. That is where the term Radian comes from. It’s a theoretical measurement unit without real measurable values. Confusing? Yes, it is. Because dare I say, it’s alien (pun intended!).
A radian is the value of the radius of a circle when its circumference is 360 units. That units can be anything, inch, feet, degrees, you name it! But the circumference has to be 360 units. If you remember the formula for the circumference of a circle from high school days, it is 2π x radius. So if the circumference is 360 then the radius becomes 360/2π or 180/π. And that equals 57.2957795130823 which is called the value of 1 Radian in decimal degrees.
The other very important point while decoding the code of the ancients is to understand the concept of the prime meridian. Today’s prime meridian that we use in our GPS systems, is Greenwich, England. All the values of Longitudes are based on this. But in the ancient days, it was centered on the Great Pyramid of Giza. And also on Mars, it was centered on the 5 sided pyramid at the Cydonia site. Once these corrections are made, we can continue out journey of decoding.

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