Gorsedd Circle The Gorsedd Cir cle is a stone circle in Fishguard, Wa les. T he Gorsedd Stone s are a Welsh tradition of modern stone circles constructed for the National Eisteddfod of Wales. These stone circles can be found at several locations, including Ab erdare Park and A nglesey. They are typically 20 meters wide and have 12 stones on the circumference with a level stone in the circle. A further stone is usually set back from the circumference, the central stone is called the Logan Stone. Coordinates 51.996431,-4.975040 Stone Circle Gorsedd Circle is a typical stone circle but has 13 stones on the circumference with one inset. It was erected in 1936 and has the names of the parishes inscribed on each stone. Ceremony During the opening ceremony, the Archdruid stands on the Logan Stone facing the Stone of the Covenant. Two stones mark the entrance and are called the Portal Stones. These mar k the midsummer and midwinter sunrises. Gorsedd Circle (no edit) Archeology77 ©
Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados
The dolmen Lo Morrel dos Fados (or hill of the fairies) is a monument near the town of PĆ©pieux in the Aude area of southern France.
The monument stands as the largest gallery grave in southern France and was thought to have been constructed between 3500/3000 bc by the people of the VĆ©raza culture.
According to Jean Guilaine, a professor at the CollĆØge de France and an expert on French prehistory, the Lo Morrel dos Fados dolmen is one of the largest tombs in southern France and he has written the book entitled "La France d’avant la France" (France before today's France) in reference to it.
Coordinates
43.312741,2.680097
Description
The dolmen is about 24m long and divided into three chambers. Only the central chamber remains with its capstone, soul holes, and semicircular cutouts splitting the dolmen. In 1946, the bearing walls were rebuilt up to a height of 0.8m, with some stones being replaced.
The following monuments are in the same area towards the northwest. Together, they form a triangle with the suggestion that all are connected by age and theme.
Le Menhir Minervois is east of Malves en Minervois, a town at an angle of 18° and a distance of 20kms to the Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados.
Dolmen de La Planette is at an angle of 28° and a distance of 10kms to the Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados.
Dolmen de Roque Traoucado and Dolmen du Palet de Roland (together) are at an angle of 11° and a distance of 16kms/16.5kms to Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados.
Analysis
If using the three distances away from Morrell dos Fados as in a triangle with sides 20/10/16, from the angles multipled as 52×29×97 the number 146276 is achieved, this divided by 1985 produces 73.7.
146276÷1985=73.7
When using 73.7° with triangle sides as 16/16.5, the angles produced are 24.4° and 81.8°.
Then, using 11/10 sides and 90° the angles produced are 65.4° and 24.6°.
The Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados is angled at 41° towards the northwest. The following gives latitude/longitude distances per degree along with a distance in kms off, which produces two numbers 41.112741 and 3.00.
40075÷360=111.3194
40007÷360=111.1306
111.3194=245kms = 2.2 (west)
111.1306=265kms 2.38 (north)
43.312741−2.2=41.112741
2.680097−2.38=0.300097
When subtracting from the coordinates, these numbers are produced. Also, if these new numbers are divided, a number is produced, which, when subtracted from 180° is the latitude from the location.
41.112741÷0.300097=137
180-137=43
Coordinates
43.312741,2.680097
This could mean a number of things but using 41.112741° as an angle to align all sites then there is a reduction between them at the ratio of 1⅖,⅘,⅖ (1.4/0.8/0.4).
If 1 represents 7kms, then these numbers are 9.8/5.6/2.8 kms.
Numbers towards northwest
9.8×5.6×2.8=153.7
153.7-180=26.336
Numbers towards northeast
3.2×4.2×1.75=23.5
Above it shows that when multipled and subtracted from 180° a number of 26.336° is produced, then using this angle towards the northeast, the segment separation distances multipled equal 23.5.
The areas of the triangles using these angles and coordinates are about half with using a rounded number that produces whole angles.
26.336×43.312741=1140
Area=570
Perimeter=120
26.336×41.112741=1082
Area=541
Perimeter=116
The two different coordinates produces an area when multipled by 26.336, doubling the area of a triangle equates as a rectangle, by obtaining these measurements a grid of rectangles are formed, with the monuments at various corners.
If making a triangle back towards Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados using these rectangles, then the following are produced (monuments labelled as A,B, and C).
(A) 9.8×3.2=31.36
(B) 5.6×(3.2+4.2+1.75)=51.24
(C) 2.8×(3.2+4.2)=20.72
If considering the three triangles as A,B,C, then (2×A)-(2×B)=(2×C), but these are the rectangular areas, and the triangular areas are as
A=15.68
B=25.62
C=10.36
Conclusion
The two different numbers from the Palace in Henan Province, China, were derived from a subtraction of the coordinates for longitude/latitude and degrees/kms number.
(The coordinates are as 34.909172,113.513347).
The following demonstrates that the apex locations of the monuments towards the northeast interlink with their apex locations towards the northwest. These numbers can then be reduced so as to have a common denominator. In most cases, 1.75 is used.
1.75/4.2/3.2
9.8/5.6/2.8
5.6÷3.2=1.75
4.2÷1.75=2.4
4.2÷2.4=1.75
9.8÷1.75=5.6
4.2×17.5=73.5
73.5÷42=1.75
73.5−17.5=56
5.6÷1.75=3.2
1÷(5÷16)=3.2
73.5÷(10×1.75)=4.2
(12÷5)×1.75=4.2
(28÷5)=5.6 - (49÷5)=9.8
9.8÷5.6=1.75
(49÷5)÷(28÷5)=1.75
If reducing for the same base denominator for 3.2, then it shows 3.2 is also 3⅕ but also 16÷5, which makes 4.2 as 4⅕ and 1.75 as (35÷5)÷4. This is also (7÷4) or (35÷4)÷(20÷4) or simply 1¾.
1.75 is 7÷4
49÷28=7÷4
22.4÷4=5.6
(22.4÷4)÷(7÷4)=3.2
The number 7 was the factor ratio from the northeast group, but a denominator of 4 or 5 can also be used in the northwest group.
This then makes 1.75/4.2/3.2 as (28÷16)/(21÷5)/(16÷5).
1.75/4.2/3.2 = (28÷16)/(21÷5)/(16÷5)
There seems to be some coloration between the two locations and the use of the grid with a possible conclusion that from a grid, the ratios connect by the same denominator and this is partially angled towards fractions but because of the unfinished nature of the monuments the builders concluded the same argument.
This would then date Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados to about 2700-2900 bc but the monument might have also been rearranged into a number seven shape or number five, the seven would give it an arrow shape pointing towards a direction.
49÷28=7÷4
22.4÷4=5.6
(22.4÷4)÷(7÷4)=3.2
The number 7 was the factor ratio from the northeast group, but a denominator of 4 or 5 can also be used in the northwest group.
This then makes 1.75/4.2/3.2 as (28÷16)/(21÷5)/(16÷5).
1.75/4.2/3.2 = (28÷16)/(21÷5)/(16÷5)
There seems to be some coloration between the two locations and the use of the grid with a possible conclusion that from a grid, the ratios connect by the same denominator and this is partially angled towards fractions but because of the unfinished nature of the monuments the builders concluded the same argument.
This would then date Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados to about 2700-2900 bc but the monument might have also been rearranged into a number seven shape or number five, the seven would give it an arrow shape pointing towards a direction.
The use of '5' or ×5 could have been in use as a basic/popular measurement at that time. This could have been 5m or 5ft and would define a basic measurement.
5m=16.4ft
5ft=152.3cms
Around 2900-2700 bc, the measurement in use was 1+5.23 or 5.23 as this connects to the recepical of 3600 multipled by days/length. So connecting fractions to numbers in common use would be a way of stating their importance.
Dating both Dolmen Lo Morrell dos Fados and the palace in Henan Province, China to about the same age and construction as numbers from one build that make it into another build usually are built in the same era. The rearrangement of the monument could have occurred during WWI by troops in combat or troops stationed waiting for orders. The size of stones would have made for a good defensive line.
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