A long hill to the west is largely obscured but the equinox is at the basal break of the northern summit which is a quarter-month further while the southern top is a half-month further south.
The half-month north of the equinox is axially indicated [Pic]. Equinox / cross-quarter midpoints are at near / distant intersects.
Vertical scale x2, maxpic 3200x1600.
Orange lines mark the annual solar round. Lunistice positions over the 18.6 year lunar nodal cycle are blue. More about the Solar Calendar More about the Lunar Calendar More about this placeLook East
Derreenataggart Stone Circle: Luni-solar sets
A long hill to the west is largely obscured but the equinox is at the basal break of the northern summit which is a quarter-month further while the southern top is a half-month further south.
The half-month north of the equinox is axially indicated [Pic]. Equinox / cross-quarter midpoints are at near / distant intersects.
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- Knockoura Stone Row c.4km west-south-west (250°) is the nearest surveyed monument
- Barrees Standing Stone Pair is c.6km north (5°)
- Shronebirrane Stone Circle is c.13km north-east.
- Kealagowlane Stone Circle & Boulder-Burial are c.22km east (73°)
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