UNESCO Astonomical Heritage Stonehenge Dossier

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It has just released a detailed dossier of the Stonehenge area Astronomical Heritage.

http://www2.astronomicalheritage.net/index.php/show-entity?identity=49&idsubentity=1

Just follow the link for a wealth of detail. Of course my own pet theory of an alignment of the Great Trilithon across its width, and the other associated stones, including the Altar Stone, isn't mentioned. I flatter myself in thinking that it is too recent to have been considered during the write up but take comfort from this line: "it is possible—perhaps even likely—that other astronomical alignments and sites existed within the WHP and are waiting to be discovered."