THE GOLDEN SECTION - PART II
The Great Pyramid is in the center of the equidistant azimuthal projection above left, and the circle is 7,685 miles away. In addition to Nazca and Teotihuacan, several other major ancient sites in the Americas are very close to the alignment of this circle, including Tula and Cholula in the Valley of Mexico; Monte Alban and Mitla in Oaxaca; and Tucume, Chan Chan, Moche, Sechin, Caral, Marcahuasi, Pachacamac and Tambo Colorado along coastal Peru. This same circle is projected above right, from the perspective of the other axis point for this circle (the Great Pyramid's antipodal point in the South Pacific Ocean) and from there, the circle is 4,750 miles away. The ratio between the distance from every one of these sites to the Great Pyramid, and from every one of these sites to the antipodal point of the Great Pyramid, approximates φ within a margin of error of less than two tenths of one percent:
7,685 miles/4,750 miles = 1.618 (φ)
| Latitude | Longitude | Distance to Giza | To Antipode | |
| Tula | 20° 03' N | 99° 20' W | 7,669 miles | 4,766 miles |
| Teotihuacan | 19° 40' N | 98° 52' W | 7,666 miles | 4,769 miles |
| Cholula | 19° 04' N | 98° 18' W | 7,669 miles | 4,766 miles |
| Monte Alban | 17° 01' N | 96° 46' W | 7,694 miles | 4,741 miles |
| Mitla | 16° 55' N | 96° 24' W | 7,680 miles | 4,755 miles |
| Tucume | 6° 30' S | 79° 51' W | 7,700 miles | 4,735 miles |
| Chan Chan | 8° 03' S | 79° 00' W | 7,700 miles | 4,735 miles |
| Moche | 8° 06' S | 78° 56' W | 7,695 miles | 4,740 miles |
| Sechin | 9° 26' S | 78° 13' W | 7,702 miles | 4,733 miles |
| Caral | 10° 54' S | 77° 31' W | 7,710 miles | 4,725 miles |
| Marcahuasi | 11° 46' S | 76° 34' W | 7,680 miles | 4,745 miles |
| Pachacamac | 12° 13' S | 76° 52' W | 7,710 miles | 4,725 miles |
| Tambo Colorado | 13° 38' S | 75° 46' W | 7,694 miles | 4,741 miles |
| Nazca | 14° 42' S | 75° 06' W | 7,685 miles | 4,750 miles |