Salt lines
The Lines of salt (or Lines of gold ), according to the British writer Alan Butler, are the 366 Méridiens and the 183 Parallèles furrowing the sphere, directly derived from the Géométrie with 366 degrees. They are supposed to be used by civilization Mégalithique and were the equivalents of the 360 current meridian lines and 180 parallels.
They in the beginning were discovered by Xavier Guichard in the years 1920 and 1930, when this author had noticed a recurring Toponyme which it brought closer with that to Alésia on a chart to France, but at the time it thought that the people of the Bronze Age had invented the Géométrie with 360 degrees.
The author Sylvain Tristan, who in a test has famous the salt Lines “Lines of gold”, affirms that the majority of the capitals of the Antiquité as certain sites headlights of the end of the Préhistoire were built on the layout of the salt Lines.