This is a clue that highlights the fact that
there may be buried structures that disturb the normal growth of the tree vegetation.
These sites have an average extension of between 30 and 60 hectares, apart from one of 3.6 square kilometers.
Taking into account that most of the ancient structures are astronomically oriented, I have checked whether this anomaly was too. Having said affirmative it can be affirmed that it is the perfect candidate to be the legendary lost city that many have tried in vain.
The site requires the appropriate checks. through the use of the l.i.d.a.r. or by making an exploratory expedition on the site.
satellite images, processing and geographic coordinates
SITE A
5°37'06.87"N 66°15'27.29"W
42,8 ha
SITE B
5°34'01.62"N 66°01'00.66"W
20,1 ha
SITE C
5°39'04.39"N 66°02'26.70"W
59,7 ha
SITE D
5°41'13.84"W 62°33'38.38"W
3,6 square kilometers
ARCHAOASTONOMIC ANALYSIS
azimuth height of the horizon
8.6° +-0.25 6.5°
66.01° " 1.26°
97.8° " -0.24°
128.67° " 2.12°
188.6° " 7.7°
246.01° " 4.06°
277.8° " 1.91°
308.67° " -0.02°
statistical calculation of probability of randomness of azimuths
8.6 & 188.6
[0.15(7809.13/2584.74)/180]=0.0025%
66.01 & 246.01
[0.15(7809.13/5029.37)/180]=0.0013%
97.8 & 277.8
[0.15(7809.13/4508.23)/180]=0.0014%
188.67 & 308.67
[0.15(7809.13/4279.68]/180]=0.0015%
astronomical alignments detected
66.01° sun rising at the June solstice
246.01° sun setting at the December solstice
277.8°Altair's acronical sunset at the June solstice
Altair's heliacal sunset at the December solstice
308.67° Vega's acronical sunset at the June solstice
Vega's heliacal sunset at the December solstice
tatistical calculation for sites with multiple alignments
(4/2)0.0017^2(1-0.0017)^(4-2)=0.0000014400912
that is, the probability that at least 1 alignment is random is even
at 0.00014400912%
if the site turned out to be a city it would be dated to 600 AD with a gap of 300 years
