Do you also care for the 'sun mounds' that were used to trace the movement of the sun along the sky on certain days of the day? I remember them being equal distant to their left and right partner being about an angle of one sun hour away from each other.
What do you think about that stone age people all over the world (britian, russia, kazachstan, america) were building contraptions, 'shrines' and mountains of rocks and boulders in certain places just to check if their perception of the sun is right? or perhaps they didn't even have any theory before (tho I doubt that, there are quite a few old artifacts that depict the suns movement around the earth)
Do you think the Stonehenge also used things like the the Nebra Sky Disk for calibration or calculation?
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Do you also care for the 'sun mounds' that were used to trace the movement of the sun along the sky on certain days of the day? I remember them being equal distant to their left and right partner being about an angle of one sun hour away from each other.
What do you think about that stone age people all over the world (britian, russia, kazachstan, america) were building contraptions, 'shrines' and mountains of rocks and boulders in certain places just to check if their perception of the sun is right? or perhaps they didn't even have any theory before (tho I doubt that, there are quite a few old artifacts that depict the suns movement around the earth)
Do you think the Stonehenge also used things like the the Nebra Sky Disk for calibration or calculation?
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