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1. | Present Sun Worship in Japan | 4 |
2. | The Celestial Sphere, Conditions at the North Pole | 5 |
3. | The Celestial Sphere, Conditions at the Equator | 6 |
4. | The Celestial Sphere, Conditions in a Middle Latitude | 6 |
5. | The Four Astronomical Divisions of the Year | 14 |
6. | The Various Bearings of the Sun Risings and Settings in N. latitude 51° | 14 |
7. | The Astronomical and Vegetation Divisions of the Year | 23 |
8. | Original Tooling of the Stones at Stonehenge | 44 |
9. | View of Stonehenge from the West | 45 |
10. | Copy of Hoare’s Plan of Stonehenge, 1810 | 46 |
11. | The Leaning Stone in 1901 | 48 |
12. | The Axis of the Temple of Karnak | 56 |
13. | Plan of the Temple of Ramses II. in the Memnonia at Thebes | 57 |
14. | One of the remaining Trilithons at Stonehenge | 59 |
15. | General Plan of Stonehenge | 60 |
16. | The Arrangements for raising the Stone | 70 |
17. | The Cradle and Supports | 71 |
18. | The Frame used to locate the Finds | 73 |
19. | Some of the Flint Implements | 77 |
20. | Showing the careful Tooling of the Sarsens | 82 |
21. | Face of Rock against which a Stone was made to rest | 83 |
22. | The Leaning Stone Upright | 85 |
23. | Stonehenge, 1905 | 86 |
24. | Map of the Stones made by the Ordnance Survey | 89 |
25. | Rod placed in the Common Axis of the Circle and Avenue | 94 |
26. | Alignments at Le MÉnec | 99 |
27. | Menhir on Melon Island | 100 |
28. | Melon Island, showing Menhir and Cromlech | 101 |
29. | Menhirs of St. Dourzal | 102 |
30. | Alignment at Lagatjar (photograph) | 103 |
31. | Alignments at Lagatjar (plan) | 104 |
32. | Menhirs on Solstitial and May Alignments | 105 |
33. | Diagram for finding Declination from given Amplitudes or Azimuths in British Latitudes | 113 |
34. | Declinations of Northern Stars from 250 A.D. to 2150 B.C. | 115 |
35. | Declinations of Southern Stars from 250 A.D. to 2150 B.C. | 116 |
36. | The Conditions of Sunrise at the Summer Solstice in Lat. 59° N. | 119 |
37. | The Azimuths of the Sunrise (upper limb) at the Summer Solstice. Lats. N. 59°-47° | 121 | <
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