Aerial glyphs may be seen around the Egypt / Libya border along the Mediterranean coastline between Tubruq, Bardiyah and the Bay of As Sallum.

In Google Earth these glyphs may be seen from eye altitudes below 20 km; discovered by John Walicki on October 26, 2009 AD.

Located on the Eastern Coastal region of Cyrenaica in modern day Libya, this region has no mention of any culture (or civilization prior to ancient Libyans in this area) knowledgeable in high technology and/or of masonry.

Watching the History Channel's 'Search for the 4th Pyramid' was the inspiration to go scanning Egypt's desert utilizing Google Earth.

There were noticeabe relief images (pict-o-glyphs) that were unmistakably artificially made & extremely aged and weathered. An interesting pair of abstractions were divided by a perimeter fence. These weren't technically symbols, and they were definitely not alone.

The perspective changed and now symbols became abstractions. These stickly illustrations suddenly appeared as representations of the methods for building the Pyramids of Egypt, and perhaps the reason too.

It is possible the ancients responsible for building the Great Pyramids of Egypt were masons in Libya that pre-date 1500 BC.