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Tomb of Ramesses IV

 Tomb of Ramesses IV The pharaoh Ramesses IV was buried in Tomb KV2, located in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt. The tombs of Ramesses II and VII are on either side. Ramesses died at the age of 27 in 1148 BC. He is connected to the Temple of Khonsu at Karnak. Coordinates 25.741530,32.602080 Description  The tomb is of similar design to others in that it has a corridor to the burial chamber with side rooms. It is thought to be about 75 metres long and declines about 10 metres from the entrance. Chamber E, as the antechamber, has stars painted on the ceiling. Chamber K is built with side rooms, and the burial chamber J has a vaulted ceiling with astrological patterns along with the sarcophagus. Coptic monks were said to have lived in the tomb, and in the 19th century, explorers like Jean-François Champollion had camped there. Earlier, Romans were said to have left what is considered as graffiti in the tomb. Measurements These are the tombs' measurements in metres, including the a...

Devil's Arrows 

Devil's Arrows
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The Devil's Arrows are three standing stones (possibly Neolithic) in an alignment in Boroughbridge in North Yorkshire.


Coordinates 
54.093230,-1.403641


Description 
The locations Devil's Quoits, Gavrinis, and Devil's Arrows could be connected by the constellation of Orion.
A distance of 455 miles connects to the Neolithic Gavrinis (altitude 11m but 19m overall) with the Devil's Arrows site at an angle of 8.2° and altitude of 19m (the same as Giza).


Analysis 
It can be suggested that the Egyptians from the 4th dynasty reached the British Isles and connected the sites together. They could have achieved this by adjusting the Neolithic circle at Devil's Quoits to give √22 then in Boroughbridge carve and align the stones so as to link to Gavrinis (8.2°), there a number 8 was used and when passing Woodhenge they added further logs to achieve the required ratios.
An area of 14612 sq miles forms a triangle between Gravinis and Devil's Arrows, when dividing by the angle gives 1778, a number very similar to Khufu's shaft width of 0.1778m.
14612.94÷8.2=1778

The purpose of this is unclear, a possible year the ancient Egyptians reached British Isles is 2510-2507 bc.

The building of the Devil's Arrows could coincide at arriving at Stonehenge and having an input into it's construction as it and Woodhenge are connected with the φ, the ancient Egyptian calendar, Alexandria and the year 2497 bc
(There is also a possible connection with the star Mintaka at 1200ly, 24 solar masses, and 16.5 solar radii).


Calculations
Numbers from each:
Orion numbers
1.05/1.1375/0.9028/0.7411
Arrow numbers
0.156/1.146/6.85/6.7/5.5
Quoits numbers
√22/9.62
Pyramid numbers
455/328
Gavrinis date
5510-855=4655 bc



Associated numbers connecting the sites.
455.328 ÷ 1609.344 ÷ 1000 = 0.0002829
Or
455.328 ÷ 1609.344 = 0.2829

Number 8=0.3 miles or 1609.344 ft
Using a megalithic mile gives a fraction that equals 1496 ft
455.328÷1606.646=0.2834
0.2834×1609.344=456.09m
=1496 ft


490.528m=1609.344 ft
1609.344÷490.528=3.2808
(This number is ft/metres).
The 0.2834 number as a percentage of a mile is 1496 ft (it also appears on the Avebury Stone Circle as a primer from 2550 bc).
490.5280512÷1609.344=0.3048
The 1609.344 ft number is a conversion from a mile 1609.344 in metres to a distance of 1609.344 ft
1609.344×0.3048×3.2808=1609.344
(1609.344÷0.3048)÷3.2808=1609.344 ft



Area
The area between Gravinis and Devil's Arrows using the angle 8.2° is equal to 14612.94 sq miles.
The area between all three = 5050 sq miles.
(14612.94÷5050)÷10=0.2893
0.2893×1609.344=1527 ft



Devil's Arrows
Separation details and alignment.
Heights are 6.85/6.7/5.5m
Separation 110m/60m
Angle -0.156°/-1.146°
Ratio (200÷63)+(367÷60)=9.29
9.29-9.62=0.328

A possible link to Earth, Venus and Mars, given the ratios 1.0/0.9499/0.532
12742/12104/6779km for diameter.
These should be 6.85/6.51/3.64m but Mars is 1.86m (or x1.511) too tall and Venus 0.19m (or x1.0292) too tall from measured heights.

This could also be obliquity as the difference between the middle and ends are x1.0527 and x1.22, the 1.0527 is when obliquity adds with tilt to increase it by 5% and 1.22 is equal to mid point distance in obliquity.
This would then be put with the distance of 60m represented as 60% and gives a date of 2542 bc (half obliquity = 10250).
10250×0.6=6150
6150−1623−1985=2542 bc

This is with the use of the measurements given, the separation of 60m from the shorter two stones multiplied by the golden ratio gives a number which is not far from 8.2 golden ratios to the end stone, equalling 68 in total.
(60×1.618)+(8.2×1.618)
68.2×1.618=110.35m


Celestial Meaning
Possible link with Earth's Aphelion Perihelion
(3° angle+0.289 error from height=3.289% diff)
Along with a conjunction that occurs quite often with these ratios, this could include the three along with their corresponding orbits.
Further north, henges have 'round barrows' in the shape of the Ursa Major constellation and some are similar to Cassiopeia and another similar to a small Ursa Major superimposed onto Thornborough Henge.
(John Aubrey’s 1687 plan of the Devil's Arrows considered it of a Circle).



Conclusion 
The 8.2° is almost certainly just an ancient Egyptian number connected to their measurement between pyramids and 1° of equatorial rotation. The baseline number connected with this is 922.704 km.

922.704÷0.4651=1983.88s
1983.88÷60=33.065 minutes
33.065÷60=0.551 (% of an hour)
0.551×15=8.27°

But coincidentally because a sidereal day is 235.5 seconds shorter as a percentage of an hour would only be 0.997% making 1hr/15° equal 1hr/14.96°

235.5÷24=9.8125s/hr
3600−9.8125=3590.187
3590.187÷3600=0.997
0.997×15=14.96
0.551×14.96=8.24°

Because a second is 0.0041666667° of rotation then this suggests the 8.27° is more accurate.
0.0041666667×1983=8.27

A triangle of 3.989° x 922.704 x 64.197 produces a slope of 921.552. The 921.552 divided by 4 as the pyramid base is equal to 230.39m per side.

Because 239.345 seconds is equal to 1° of rotation this means that it is actually the smaller 8.24° which is correct.
0.0041666667×239.345
×360.98=360°
0.0041666667×239.345
×8.27°=8.24°


The 1496 number used as a primer on Avebury Stone Circle is used here as a percentage of an hour taking into account a sidereal day and as a conversion factor using 455/328.
455.328÷1606.646=0.2834
0.2834×1609.344=456.09m
=1496 ft


The 328 is not only feet per hundred metres but a number of 1609.344 distances in 5280 ft. The 455 seems to be only a distance measurement connected to a pyramid's separation distance.


The connection to Devil's Quoits is minimal and a triangle between them gives an area of 5050 sq miles as opposed to Devil's Arrows and Gravinis, which were an area of 14612.94÷8.2=1778.
Though the area is 230 sq miles smaller then an area of 5280 sq miles (a mile in feet).
5050-5280=230

Along with the pyramid connections is the altitude connection as Gravinis total height, Devil's Arrows and Giza all have the same height above sea level of 19m.

The possibility that they choose the site for altitude and distance to connect to Gravinis could suggest distance and circumference of 455, 328 and 155 Arrows ratio.
The suggestion of the Arrows connecting to the three planets or conjunction is possible but the heights are just a bit too far off. 
Out of all the numbers that they could have chosen as well as the unique 8.2° they chose 455 a distance measurement from Khafre's to Menkaure's pyramid, this as 455-328÷100=√φ. The connection with this and the pyramid slopes is that it is missing the separation angle of 0.05°, although the angle between the three is 167.33°, if this difference off 180° was added to 180° it would equal 192.67° or roughly the rotation angle of the three pyramids.


It then suggests something like once you find obliquity it is then a date, a golden ratio, an angle that connects to the pyramids, a distance and then a measurement.
The last two then would be equated to √φ.

(Obliquity 》2540 bc 》φ 》√φ)


The Devil's Arrows are unconnected to the Bronze Age Thornborough Henges and Moel Ty Uchaf which are both possibly on older Neolithic sites. The Devil's Arrows might have existed as a Neolithic group of stones whose purpose is unknown until a full measurements of these stones or the original location is ascertained.







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