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Step 1: The Locations
------------------------------------ In the first Book of the Torah and the Bible we read of the Garden of Eden having four rivers that devide from a stream. The first river is called Pishon (the Horse), the second is called Gihon (the Beast), the third is called is called Tigris/Hiddekkel (the Mysterious), and the fourth IS the Euphrates (the Euphrates). And checking up for this location we can easily find that by drawing aline from the "canyon" in the "Ythiopian Mountains" to the tip of Oman, we can draw another one almost straight 90 degrees to it crossing through Persian Gulf and the Euphrates.

Checking for the next best hints, the Dig for Gold seems appropriate:

A river flowed out of Eden to water the garden, and there it divided and became four rivers. The name of the first is the Pishon. It is the one that flowed around the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold. And the gold of that land is good; bdellium and onyx stone are there. ...

The www doesn't so far provide much, the english wiki doesn't name places where Onyx should be found where the german one does. Bdellium comes there so from a Mukul Myrrh tree which is usually found around the middle east I read - yet Gold and Onyx make two of three items to be found nearby the Amazonas River so that it appeared nice to me for keeping that on my mind.

The name of the second river is the Gihon. It is the one that flowed around the whole land of Cush.

Well, Gihon seems to be a little more flexible because there is not much info but a Land named Cush, and searching for it I found that some say it is an old name for Ythiopia, while others say that it was a Kingdom centered south of Egypt at the Nile - while both is yet the same.

And the name of the third river is the Tigris, which flows east of Assyria.

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Step 2: Taking it up with Finetunes
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In the beginning, I was starting with Africa getting attached to the Arabian Peninsula (
) and I saw "the Lions Dance"
But these days, the luxury to play with such fancy funny little things is out. Looking for a while at a finished result on this base, it seems propper to take the entire continent of Africa instead - so for now, and heres a little look at it:
But counting in, from this rather random from inspiration approach, the previous dance, the result ON EXACTLY 45 degrees of rotation and a little bit of erasing and un-erasing we get (
) where we can find that the turkey mountains harmonize with the African Mainland.
This last image was made from taking the entire map, rotating it 45 degrees and erasing the central parts as seen fit.

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Step 3: Thinking of Horse-Power
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Earlier, it was so easy for me to believe because of "The Lions Strong Forehead"(
) - and so, although South America didn't match to Africa, North America matched to it and so did it match to Mesopotamia, which furthermore matched to Africa and so we got an open circle that may be confused due to the fact that the globe is a sphere and not a square checker-board.
Comparing the last edit of attaching Africa to Mesopotamia reveals a destinct form of match to its environment that is definately superior to the others.
And equally so we can find such matches by attaching North America to the plate:

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