SOURCES
SOURCES
Every source behind the map, the stories and the registry — the ones we used, the ones we checked and set aside, and the leads not yet read, each with the reason. Where a work is under copyright you see only the passage we relied on and a link to the rest; public-domain books open in full in the Reading Room.
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WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDCláudio, Minas Gerais
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates only.
WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDColares, Pará
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates only; its image is a locator map, not used.
WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDGeneral Cemetery of La Paz
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates.
WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDSão José dos Campos Airport
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates for the anchor.
WEB · COPYRIGHT · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDSkeptoid #637: Cueva de los Tayos and the Lost Metal Library, Part 1
Brian Dunning · Skeptoid · 21 August 2018
Cited by the Wikipedia article; linked from the map entry as further reading. Part 2 is #638.
WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDTrindade and Martim Vaz
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates, the Navy garrison, and the island image.
WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDUberaba
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates for the city anchor.
WEB · CC BY-SA 4.0 (WIKIPEDIA TEXT) · CHECKED 2026-09-24
CONSULTEDXingu Indigenous Park
Wikipedia (English)
Coordinates for the area anchor and the park-boundary image.