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“However, they have used Stonehenge to illustrate classical geocentric thinking. “
That should be a laugh , why didn’t they use something that is obviously related to classical geocentrism ? i.e. the Ptolemaic model , when Stonehenge clearly isn’t .

“If the people of Stonehenge had developed a geocentric culture” There was nothing to develop , geocentrism was a given they would have no other option .

“ However, the type of classical Geocentrism indicated at Stonehenge would have had a major flaw” Classical geocentrism involves describing the motions of the moon and planets , where are they described at Stonehenge ? There is a solstice alignment , that does not mean that the intention was to describe the motion of the sun .

“One other monument, some distance away, has a design that proves it to be fundamentally wrong” Could you clarify or provide any evidence for that ?

“This might be why it was eventually abandoned.” All prehistoric monuments were eventually “abandoned “ . There is no reason to believe it was due to cosmological discrepancies .


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tiompan
Posted by tiompan
12th May 2014ce
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