Publisher's Synopsis
This groundbreaking study explores the fascinating connections between geometry, culture, and spirituality in the Native American world. Drawing on insights from anthropology, archeology, and mathematics, the authors delve into the symbolism and significance of the pentagonal dodecahedron, a complex geometric figure that played a key role in the religious practices of the ancient Hopewell culture of Ohio. Their findings shed new light on the deep roots of human spirituality and the profound ways in which culture shapes our perception of the world.
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