* Pangaea existed millions of years ago. Plate tectonics has dramatically shifted the Earth's continents over time. The location represented by those coordinates today would have been in a completely different position on Pangaea.
* GPS coordinates are tied to the current Earth's geography. They wouldn't have existed or had the same meaning when Pangaea was around.
To understand where a point might have been on Pangaea, we'd need more than just modern GPS coordinates. We'd need:
* Geological data: Knowing the specific rock formations and geological features that correspond to those coordinates today could help pinpoint potential locations on Pangaea.
* Paleomagnetic data: This data helps reconstruct the position of continents throughout Earth's history.
Even with this information, it's highly unlikely we could pinpoint the exact location with absolute certainty.
