May 9, 2023 In new research published in the journal Ancient Mesoamerica, Anthropologists John Linden and Victoria Bricker have found a pattern which matches the synoptic tables of all visible planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. It takes 819 days or 45 years for the calendar to align with these planets. the 819-day count […]
New Revelations on the Complexity of the Maya Calendar — MIKE RUGGERI’S ANCIENT AMERICAS NEWS
In modern times, the term “holiday” has moved away from its original meaning and taken on secular connotations. The word “holiday” comes from the Old English hāligdæg ‘holy day’ and this is the meaning behind the concept of holidays for Gaulish Polytheism / Gaulish Druidism as well as other modern pagan religions. The Gaulish term […]
Iuoi etic Litoues – Holidays and Festivals — Druid Hearth: Site of Cunolugus Drugaisos
Lesezeit: ca. 2 Minuten New Orleans (USA) – Ein in Hieroglyphenschriften der Maya überlieferter, aber dennoch wenig bekannter Kalender beschäftigt Wissenschaftler wie Forschende bereits seit Jahrzehnten. Eine neue Analyse und Studie zeigt nun, wie der 819-tägige Kalender über einen funktioniert und belegt einmal mehr das erstaunlich geometrisch-astronomische Verständnis seiner Erfinder. Wie das Team John H.…
Maya-Kalender: Rätsel um 819-tägige Zählung gelöst — grenzwissenschaft-aktuell.de
Why does Easter change every year, when dates like Christmas are fixed? The early church grappled with how Easter is determined, and the processes for scheduling the holiday weren’t fully set in stone until the 16th century. On top of that, the dates of Easter used by most Western Christian churches don’t match how most […]
Why does the date of Easter change every year? | Live Science — Tom Metcalfe
Stonehenge wasn’t a prehistoric solar calendar but served mainly as a memorial to the dead, according to new research by scientists who study ancient astronomy. The first stones at Stonehenge were emplaced in southern England about 5,000 years ago, and the monument was constructed in stages over roughly 1,000 years. But researchers have debated its […]
Was Stonehenge an ancient calendar? A new study says no | Live Science — Tom Metcalfe
May 21, 2022 The Oldest Evidence of the Maya Calendar found at the site of San Bartolo in Guatemala. The oldest evidence of the Maya calendar has been uncovered in Guatemala dating to 300-200 BCE at the site of San Bartolo, in the jungles north of Tikal. Two mural fragments with the 7 Deer day […]
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http://www.reuk.co.uk/wordpress/solar/solar-declination/ The Kanayama solar calendar features solar observations made on certain dates of the year. These are dates that we, at Kanayama Megaliths, refer to in Japanese as yontobun, and in American English as half-angle dates. The astronomical cross-quarter dates are those days of the year when the sun’s declination angle is midway between its summer solstice or […]
Kanayama Calendar and Astronomical Cross-Quarter Dates — Iwaya-Iwakage of Kanayama Megaliths
This symbol was derived from annual vulture mating „synchronised flying“ ritual, where two birds fly next to or on top of each other…Which from the ground looks like this…
In Eastern Anatolia, Northern Mesopotamia and Central Asia this coincides with the arrival of rainy season…Which is why in these areas this calendar marker was associated with rain and rain gods…Hence this eagle dude from Bactria, c: 2500-1500BC separating summer and autumn (winged lion) and winter (boar). I talked about this in my post „Double headed eagle“
Investigation of Megaliths in the Area This post follows Part 1. Kobayashi and Tokuda noticed that the megaliths of Maruyama Jinja in Nakatsugawa City were oriented toward the equinoctial sunrise and sunset. For the east and west cardinal directions to be accurately known, directions to sunrises and sunsets at times of summer and winter solstices […]
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