Mundo Aborigen's Alignments: Unveiling Prehistoric Precision

Charlie.:.

19 mars 2026Mundo Aborigen

The computed data reveals 128 precise astronomical alignments at Mundo Aborigen, spanning a vast temporal range from 4276 BCE/CE to 1024 BCE/CE. These alignments exhibit exceptional precision, with deviations as minimal as 0.1 km, indicating a sophisticated understanding of celestial movements by its creators. Notably, the alignment between Santa Barbara Pyramid (1) and Santa Barbara Pyramid (2) with the Lunar Minor North Rise at -2414 BCE/CE demonstrates a remarkable 100% precision over a distance of just 0.1 km. The spatial distribution of these alignments suggests a deliberate and intricate design, possibly serving as a calendrical system or ritualistic framework. The consistent precision across such a broad temporal spectrum implies a cultural emphasis on astronomical observation and its integration into architectural planning. The alignment between Museo de Naturaleza y Arqueología and La Fortaleza (Gomera) with the Lunar Minor South Set at -4276 BCE/CE, covering a distance of 108.5 km, further underscores the extensive reach and coordination involved in these alignments. While specific archaeological literature on Mundo Aborigen is limited, the presence of such precise alignments aligns with known patterns in archaeoastronomy, where ancient cultures often incorporated celestial events into their architectural and urban planning. The lack of extensive excavation reports necessitates further archaeological investigation to fully comprehend the cultural and functional significance of these alignments.

Event Distribution

Lunar Major South Set

20(16%)

Lunar Minor South Rise

18(14%)

Lunar Minor North Set

17(13%)

Lunar Major North Rise

15(12%)

Summer Solstice Sunrise

14(11%)

Lunar Minor North Rise