September 2012 page 2
Daniel Brown

A Standing Stone and its Possible Astronomical Alignment—Using seasonal shadow and light displays in the Neolithic

This article examines a 2-metre tall triangular monolith at Gardom’s Edge, Peak District, suggesting it was intentionally erected and astronomically aligned in the late Neolithic/early Bronze Age. It highlights how the stone's north-facing side would be illuminated during the summer, serving as a seasonal marker for ancient communities.
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