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Archaeoacoustics around the World: A Literature Review (2016–2022)

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Ancient Acoustic Engineering

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Peer-reviewed methodological review of recent measurement, simulation, artifact, and interpretive approaches; a field map rather than proof of intentional design at any one site.

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Ancient Acoustic Engineering

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Some ancient spaces have measurable or modeled acoustic effects, but the catalog does not establish universal healing effects, altered-consciousness mechanisms, or megalithic sound levitation.

Acoustic effects are measurable and ancient sound use is real. The extreme claims add meanings and mechanisms that are not demonstrated.
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Intentional acoustic design is a site-specific inference: it is stronger where sound artifacts and spatial context converge and weaker where only resonance is measured.

Answer / theory: Sometimes likely, sometimes uncertain. What supports it: Theaters, ritual chambers, instruments, and measured acoustic effects. What is weak or disputed: Intentionality at many prehistoric sites. Evidence level: Mixed Evidence.
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Measured low-frequency resonance at an ancient chamber does not by itself establish a therapeutic or healing effect.

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