Long ago, in early Earth or in our far Heavens, the first Zodiac City was born. ... perhaps founded in ancient Atlantis, early Sumeria, Egypt, France, or even in Great Britain? Where do we find remnants of such cities or urban-rural township regions? Such conscious circular plans vary greatly in size - with diameters from 6-20+ miles. What can we learn by considering their development, including surveying, creation of earthworks, ability to move and sculpt landscapes, creation of art-designed laneways, formation of giant effigies of people, dogs, and all the various zodiac creatures and symbols?
Have you considered particular areas of known Zodiacs from an engineering perspective, to discover how they raised "tors" as artifical hills, etc.?
Various authors have published studies on terrestrial zodiacs, from mainly a poetical or mythological perspective, as designed on revered classical myths, such as "King Arthur's Avalon", "The epic of Gilgamesh" "Theseus and the Cretan Minotaur", etc. We know that the Avalon tradition in the Zodiac Circular pattern about Britain's Glastonbury is widely discussed by John Michell, Richard Leviton, Mary Caine, Katherine E. Maltwood, Richard Eisler, etc., but there are lesser known studies, which consider portions of these patterns, to ponder known Earthworks which occupy the area of a giant effigy or portion thereof, such as a dog's nose, tongue, paw, etc.
Have you explored such areas from an engineer's viewpoint, and could give this topic some serious attention, to lend support for future circular cities yet to be designed.
Engineering in Earth-Heaven Cultures: The Zodiac Civilization
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