▲ Pyramason MCP

Connect the map to any intelligence — the world's first ancient-sites MCP server.

Plug Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI assistant into the Pyramason living map: 187,324 ancient sites across 274 countries and territories — pyramids, temples, stone circles, dolmens, burial mounds, sacred sites — with the geometry engines nothing else has.

https://map.pyramason.com/mcp

Free for everyone: 300 uses/day, no key, no signup. Pyramason Pro subscribers generate a personal key (20,000/day) in the map's Settings → Connect Your AI.

What your AI can do

The part nobody else ships

Every alignment site on the internet reports the hits. Pyramason reports the p-value. Ask for the golden-ratio geometry of any location and the answer comes back with what a random draw of the same number of real sites from the same region would have produced, a 95% range, and the same count measured against arbitrary control ratios. When a pattern is just arithmetic, the response says so in plain English.

Bulk export

GET /mcp/export?bbox=-10,36,25,63&types=Dolmens&format=csv
Up to 50,000 rows in one streamed request, no model in the loop. Formats: csv, json, geojson.

How to connect

Claude — Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the URL
ChatGPT — Settings → Connectors (or Apps) → Add MCP server → paste the URL
Cursor / other MCP apps — add an MCP server of type "Streamable HTTP" with the URL

Who it's for

Ancient-mystery seekers hunting ley lines and alignments · archaeologists and researchers who need a sourced, verifiable dataset · content creators scripting films with real coordinates and real geometry · astrologers exploring sites through astrocartography · developers grounding AI apps in real ancient-world data.

Verifiable facts

Dataset: 187,324 sites · 274 countries & territories · sources: Wikidata (164,907, CC0), Pleiades (22,405, CC-BY), Pyramason curated (12) · geometry computed on the WGS84 sphere; golden-ratio and ley-line figures are reproducible from the returned coordinates, and every null model runs on a fixed seed.

pyramason.com · Open the living map