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| author | Sarcevic, Boris |
| author_facet | Sarcevic, Boris |
| contents | <p><span>This report identifies the Sacred Cubit (SC = 62.3538 cm) as the primary engineering standard utilized in key monuments of civilization over a span of more than 3,300 years. Metrological forensic analysis unequivocally demonstrates that this code predates Roman administration, survives centuries of imperial interventions, and appears in an unaltered form on the Balkan <em>stećci</em> (megalithic tombstones). The convergence of measurements across the Monkodonja, Pantheon, and Zgošća sites yields a 99.9% precision rate, confirming the existence of a singular, continuous architectural tradition rooted in planetary geodesy.</span></p> |
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| institution | Zenodo |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
| publisher | Zenodo |
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| spellingShingle | MONKODONJA: A BRIEF METROLOGICAL FORENSICS OF THE SACRED CUBIT (SC) Sarcevic, Boris <p><span>This report identifies the Sacred Cubit (SC = 62.3538 cm) as the primary engineering standard utilized in key monuments of civilization over a span of more than 3,300 years. Metrological forensic analysis unequivocally demonstrates that this code predates Roman administration, survives centuries of imperial interventions, and appears in an unaltered form on the Balkan <em>stećci</em> (megalithic tombstones). The convergence of measurements across the Monkodonja, Pantheon, and Zgošća sites yields a 99.9% precision rate, confirming the existence of a singular, continuous architectural tradition rooted in planetary geodesy.</span></p> |
| title | MONKODONJA: A BRIEF METROLOGICAL FORENSICS OF THE SACRED CUBIT (SC) |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18802995 |