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From: jmm@bonnie.UUCP (Joe Mcghee)
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Subject: A Request to Professional Astronomers
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Date: Thu, 12-Jul-84 15:38:06 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 12 15:38:06 1984
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	In reading the literature on various megalithic sites similar to
Stonehenge, I came across some interesting alignment dates. They are:

	February 1
	May 1
	August 1
	November 1

	I noticed that these dates appear to divide the year into quarters.
Since these alignments occur at other sites, I am curious about whether they
also occur at Stonehenge. Hawkins mentions that he discovered his alignments
on a computer model either at Harvard or at the Smithsonian Institute. 
	Does anyone know of a computer model for Stonehenge? And if so, would
it be possible to run these dates on the model? If you can manage this it would
be a tremendous help to the development of some concepts.


					J. M. McGhee
					bonnie!jmm