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This research investigates a geometric grid from Callanish to Stonehenge, indicating significant ancient spatial arrangements.
Measurable geometric grid encoded across Britain from 3000 BC using E8 root spacing. Callanish 58.1981N 6.7440W to Stonehenge 51.1789N 1.8262W: 841.4km, bearing 155.91 degrees. 841.4 divided by 240 E8 roots = 3.506 km/root. Sites on line: Rosslyn 17.2 deg 339km, Glastonbury 4.15 deg 825.6km, Cadbury Castle 3.55 deg 842.5km, Welbeck 11.2 deg 651km, Ely 11.1 deg 763km, Greenwich 8.7 deg 862km, St Pauls 8.5 deg 855km. Consistent E8 spacing: Welbeck-Stonehenge 0.968 km/root, Brodgar-Callanish 0.927 km/root. All coordinates verified by haversine formula April 2026. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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