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Roundway Hill of April 29, 2009
resembles Avebury Manor of July 15, 2008, and again seems to show our
solar system for an upcoming date of December 2012 when the Mayan Long
Count calendar ends.
A new crop picture from Roundway Hill on April 29
shows close stylistic parallels to Avebury Manor of July 15, 2008:
Both pictures seem to show our inner solar system from Mercury to Mars,
although the 2008 picture was more explicit about a date: namely
December 23, 2012 when the Mayan Long Count calendar ends.
While not showing any planetary symbols, Roundway Hill makes the link to
that ancient central American calendar in another way. Thus, its
“asteroid” belt” beyond the orbit of Mars has been divided into 18
equally-spaced arcs or swirls, in order to symbolize 18 months of 20
days within any 360-day year from the Mayan Long Count calendar:
A similar “18 month” Mayan feature was shown at Wakerley Woods in June
of 2001 (see
www.unknowncountry.com or
www.swirlednews.com), while a “20 day” Mayan feature was shown at
Wayland’s Smithy in August of 2005 (see
Waylands).
Finally, instead of drawing the two outer planets Jupiter and Saturn in
crops, those clever crop artists chose a special field location for
their drawing, so that two nearby knolls would accurately represent the
orbital locations of those two giant planets on December 23, 2012:
Jupiter and Saturn make a 150-degree angle with the Sun on that day,
while Saturn lies twice as far from the Sun as Jupiter. Both of those
astronomical concerns were apparently taken into account, when choosing
a precise field location for the “Sun and four inner planets” at
Roundway Hill.
Once again I am stunned. How much more clever can they get?
P.S. We would like to thank Nick Nicholson and Olivier Morel for some
of the photographs used here. |
