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Archaeoastronomer William Romain
discovered that these important dates, the solstices, respectively the longest
and shortest days of the year, were actually marked at Poverty Point by a skillfully designed
system of alignments
discovered that these important dates, the solstices, respectively the longest
and shortest days of the year, were actually marked at Poverty Point by a skillfully designed
system of alignments
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Archaeoastronomer William Romain
discovered that these important dates,
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the solstices, respectively the longest
and shortest days of the year,
00:00:09.938 --> 00:00:11.856
were actually marked at Poverty Point
00:00:11.933 --> 00:00:14.058
by a skillfully designed
system of alignments.
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