The evening I started writing this, I sat down with John Neal’s Ancient Metrology Vol 1: A Numerical Code for the first time. One of the things I’m very glad to find in this book is a reference to data on China’s “Altar of Heaven” although the nature of the data seems to come asContinue reading “At The Altar of Heaven”
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A Little More Cempoala, Anyone?
I’d like to see if I can perhaps get a little further with Cempoala’s “Temple of the Deities of the Air”. For the circular parts, Raineri gives us diameters of 17, 24, and 34 “ma units” of “.499 m” = 1.637139108 ft. I’ve pointed out that the difference between 24 and 17 is 24 –Continue reading “A Little More Cempoala, Anyone?”
Luke Piwalker 