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Bent
August 09, 2001 01:41PM
<HTML>Mike:
You have the difference in obliquity over 41000 years to be 2.5*.

Hence: 2.5*x60'x60"=9000" div. by 41000 years=.2195121" per year.

The Solstice Well at Seyne was located at 24* 1' - 23.5= 31'x60"=1860" div. by .2195121= 8473.337 years.

If the variable in the obliquity (2.5*) is correct, then the Solstice well must have been dug around 8473 B.C.

Or, the loacation of the well was not Seyne, but somewhere farther north.

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Quaternary climatic pulse

Mikey Brass August 09, 2001 05:48AM

Re: Quaternary climatic pulse

Bent August 09, 2001 12:51PM

Re: Quaternary climatic pulse

Bent August 09, 2001 01:41PM

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