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Menhir de Champ-Dolent

Menhir de Champ-Dolent


















The Menhir de Champ-Dolent is located in Brittany, France. It is an upright stone in the same area as La Roche Longue in Quintin. This menhir may have been built around 4700 BC, but its location was different.


Coordinates 
48.535301,-1.739326


2
48.398200,-2.907586 current 
35.434621,-2.962609

1
48.535301,-1.739328 org
35.898000,-5.373616


Description 
The menhir is measured as 9.4 metres or 30.84 feet tall. The elevation is 34 metres or 111.5 feet. The stone is shaped so as to achieve a point or a defined height. 


Analysis 
It is possible that Menhir de Champ-Dolent is connected to La Roche Longue in Quintin, which has its own second, smaller stone.
These two stones as a pair may represent two outcroppings of land in North Africa, one larger and one smaller. However, as La Roche Longue in Quintin used feet and metres, it is possible that all stones have been moved to represent these outcroppings, and the original stones may not have been in pairs.
A possible purpose could be to include numbers connected to the pyramids of Giza. 

The coordinates of both pairs.
Smaller
35.434621,-2.962609
Menhir de Champ-Dolent
48.535301,-1.739328


Larger
35.898000,-5.292518
La Roche Longue in Quintin
48.398200,-2.907586

The small difference would be 0.1 and larger 0.5. (One number could depict accuracy and the other could be ½)

The elevation and height of the stone at the location is 43.4 metres. This number is known to connect to the pyramids, and dividing the circumference by it yields 931. If 43.4 is used to divide the seconds in a day, 1990 is achieved. This number is near 1985, and to achieve it, 4 minutes or 239 seconds are subtracted.

40075 ÷ 43.4 = 931.98
86400 ÷ 43.4 = 1,990.783
86161 ÷ 43.4 = 1,985.276



Conclusion 
As mentioned, these might be older shaped stones, and they might have been moved and aligned for a different purpose. The numbers from the differences give a possible separation angle from the pyramids of 0.5, which is divided by 10 and 0.1 which was used as the average accuracy.
Further numbers achieved are 931 and 1985, both are used in the pyramids. 
The total height which includes elevation and stone height gives 43.4 this is likely unique to the pyramid builders as 931 isn't found elsewhere. 

The La Roche Longue in Quintin was shown to date to 4700 BC and by being in the same area this stone suggests the same year. It's elevation produces no usable numbers and then could be Neolithic as stones marked locations.
It is likely that this stone was moved in 2700 BC to connect its numbers to the pyramids using another the La Roche Longue in Quintin stone. This is due to the size and shaping and numbers used.

This stone may have existed as a Neolithic stone elsewhere, but this is unclear. It can be suggested that this stone was carved and located in 2700 BC. This would be to resemble other locations; it is possible that other points of interest would be found underwater.






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