Repeating geometric patterns in cyclopean walls worldwide

Repeating geometric patterns in cyclopean walls worldwide. Cyclopean cornerstone pattern found in Alatri (Italy), Bozzukale (Turkey), Cusco (Peru), Necromanteion (Greece), and Maliabad (India) "3 doors down" pattern with triplicated elements found in Alba Fucens, Alatri, and Machu Picchu Trapezoidal false door pattern found in same locations as the triplets

Cyclopean polygonal walls in Italy (Alatri, Alba Fucens), Turkey (Bozzukale), Peru (Cusco), Greece (Necromanteion), India (Maliabad) share IDENTICAL geometric patterns: cornerstones, "3 doors down" triplets, trapezoidal false doors. How?

Key Facts

• Cyclopean cornerstone pattern found in Alatri (Italy), Bozzukale (Turkey), Cusco (Peru), Necromanteion (Greece), and Maliabad (India)
• "3 doors down" pattern with triplicated elements found in Alba Fucens, Alatri, and Machu Picchu
• Trapezoidal false door pattern found in same locations as the triplets
• These repeating patterns raise questions about knowledge transmission between builders

Source: The builders had a secret - No one ever wrote about building cyclopean walls. by One-eyed giant building walls