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| May 05, 2009 08:57PM |
As stated previously, there are several "focal points" hidden within the layout of the walls surrounding G3.
This circular example is determined by the center distance between G2-G3, the eastern extent of the south-eastern limit (dashed red line) and the western extent of the north-western limit (dashed green line).
The ratios of radius are provided for those who are verse in trigonometry.
Best.
Clive
This circular example is determined by the center distance between G2-G3, the eastern extent of the south-eastern limit (dashed red line) and the western extent of the north-western limit (dashed green line).
The ratios of radius are provided for those who are verse in trigonometry.
Best.
Clive
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