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There’s a quiet fascination in watching a structure that appears to defy gravity. Cantilevered balconies hover over empty air. Stone arches carry immense weight with effortless grace. Slender towers rise

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Across civilizations and centuries, the question of whether ancient architects embedded hidden codes into their monumental structures continues to spark fascination. From the geometric precision of the Egyptian pyramids to

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