Megalithic Circles and Mars - Interesting Coincidences

[marcelomjr]

http://www.oldestscience.us/megal.htm

megalithic circles and mars
interesting coincidences

these mathematical similarities are for the perusal of the reader.
some may be coincidence, but others may be something else entirely.
the reader will decide as he or she wishes.
a book was published by oxford university press in 1967. later
editions were published up to 1976. perhaps there were later
editions as well, but i did not know about them as my copy was a 1976
edition. the book's title is megalithic sites in britain and was
written by a. thom. as of 1976, a. thom had written one other book
with the title megalithic lunar observatories.


(1). according to a. thom, there are thousands of megalithic sites
in britain, stones aligned in egg-shaped, elliptical, and circular
arrangements. about 300 of these sites were surveyed by thom. . he
found them to be constructed according to a linear dimension he calls
the megalithic yard which equates to 2.72 feet. the accuracy of
measurement found in these circles exceeds the limits of most
surveyors in the sense that even stretching a measuring tape exceeds
the limit of the accuracy of the engineers who created the alignments
(accuracy given as approaching 1 in 1,000). this led to the
conclusion that the megalithic yard was a standard of measure at the
time these alignments were created that was employed with an accuracy
of one percent throughout the whole of britain.

[...]

[Richard Haydon]

scholars have long been amazed at the consistency of the length of the
megalithic yard all the way from northern spain to northern scotland, and
possibly norway. two british authors, knight and lomas in 'uriel's machine',
have established that it was the length of a particular pendulum swinging
between two posts in an ancient, and relatively easily constructed,
astronomical observatory, more permanent examples of which are these
megalithic circles. they go further and relate this astronomy to that of
ancient egypt and sumeria. they further relate this astronomy to the
founding of the three monotheistic religions in that the divine shekinah,
the star of bethlehem and the divine shakeenah were all conjunctions of the
planets mercury and venus. interesting reading!

[Chuck]

i read this book some time ago and highly recommend it to those wanting
to dig into this stuff!

subject: re: [asc2k] megalithic circles and mars - interesting
coincidences

two british authors, knight and lomas in 'uriel's
machine', have established that it was the length of a particular pendulum
swinging between two posts in an ancient, and relatively easily constructed,
astronomical observatory, more permanent examples of which are these
megalithic circles. interesting reading!