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    Stonehenge 1 Decoded

    By Roger M Davies

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    This is a revelation of competent mathematicians, constructing a desperately needed astronomical observatory on Britain's Salisbury Plain, 5,200 years ago, setting the scene for the later Stone Circle of Stonehenge 3.
    Discover their creation of an accurate, portable timepiece and its associated fundamental measures, "The Mesolithic Inch, Yard, Chain, Furlong and the Mile" with equivalent area measures. These values enabling efficient land management and government. See how we have been at "6s & 7s" trying to sort this out for millennia, and discover how "The Answer is 42", the number of rows of text in both "The Torah" and "The Gutenberg Bible".

    Is "The Answer to life, The Universe, Everything" 42?
    Stonehenge 1 suggests that it is.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 17, 2017
    ISBN9781326890476
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