Ancient Monument with Mysterious Connection to Sun and Moon Found After 6,500 Years
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The center of the Chleby site is a circular excavation approximately 230 meters in diameter and 2.5 meters deep, with 12 entrances located around its perimeter. A community with extensive astronomical knowledge. The arrangement of the entrances proved to be deliberate. This system allows for the observation of key moments of the lunar and solar cycles, such as sunrise on the summer solstice or sunset on the winter solstice. The arrangement of th…
A Thousand Years Before Stonehenge: Ancient Czech Sanctuary Tracked Sun and Moon
Archaeologists investigating a 6,500-year-old sanctuary in the Czech Republic have identified entrances aligned with solar and lunar cycles, revealing a monumental ritual landscape that predates Stonehenge by more than a thousand years.
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic discovered a 6500-year-old ritual complex with 12 entrances oriented towards solstice and moon cycles, which is about a thousand years older than Stonehenge.
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