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New Book: Astrometrology: The Science of Ancient Metrology by Christopher Willett

Solving Stonehenge, the new key to an ancient enigma

Solving Stonehenge, the new key to an ancient enigma

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Re: The Great Stone Circles – How they Work Part 4 by astronomer on Wednesday, 15 June 2005

Great article. It might be worth others checking their favorite sites around the country to see if any obvious solsticial alignments are present. I will be at Bullstones weather permitting and aim to photograph its sunrise alignment with Shuttlingslowe by imaging BS in the foreground with Shut directly in-line the distance. Even if the sunrise is no longer exactly in-line it still allows valuable data to be collected re the prehistoric alignment and will include the all important atmospheric refraction effect to be qualified.

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