Ancient calendars and constellations

by Emmeline M. Plunket

3,589 B.C. Lat. 35° N.

Constellations above Southern Horizon.
Invisible—Noon, 7th Month, Calendrical Year.
Visible—Midnight, beginning Calendrical Year.

FIG. 1.

3,589 B.C. Lat. 35° N.

Constellations above Southern Horizon.
Invisible—Noon, Autumn Equinox.
Visible—Midnight, Spring Equinox.

FIG. 2.

PLATE XXIV.

FIG. 2.

Constellations above Southern Horizon.
Invisible—Noon, Winter Solstice.
Visible—Midnight, Summer Solstice.