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The Stone Code: Decoding the Secret Language of Ancient Architecture What if the greatest architects of the past didn't leave behind blueprints-but instead wrote their knowledge in stone? The Stone Code is not just a study of ancient buildings. It is an architect's journey through time, tracing the silent language embedded in temples, pyramids, cities, and monuments across the world. Written by Erol Masličic-a practicing architect and investigator of ancient construction intelligence-this book redefines how we understand the structures left behind by forgotten builders. From the precision of the Inca walls at Sacsayhuamán to the celestial alignments of Teotihuacan, from the sacred geometry of Konark to the paradox of Baalbek's megaliths, this book explores architecture not as relics of the past, but as messages waiting to be understood. Drawing on decades of architectural practice and global research, Masličic reveals how ancient builders encoded meaning into form-using proportion, orientation, material logic, and spatial sequencing to shape spaces that still speak today. The Stone Code invites readers to see architecture as more than shelter or monument. It is memory. It is intention. It is a language carved in mass, waiting for those who will listen. Perfect for architects, historians, archaeology enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the mysteries of ancient design, this groundbreaking work challenges what we think we know-and rewrites how we read the silent intelligence of stone.

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