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Coolidge, AZ., , 3/16 Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in 1918. Mystery surrounds this unique circa 1350 4-story “caliche”
Coolidge, AZ., , Jan. 30, 2018. Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in 1918. Mystery surrounds this unique circa 1350 4-story “caliche” brick building and surrounding structures including a complex farming irrigation system built by Sonoran Desert People. A circular hole in the upper west wall aligns with the setting Sun at the summer solstice. The sun appears to “stand still” twice a year on the Summer and Winter Solstices. The moon appears to stand still only once every years. All of these occurrences are marked with holes in the wall.
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Location: Coolidge AZ USA
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Keywords: archaeoastronomy, arizona, az, casa, coolidge, grande, hohokam, hopi, indian, monumnet, national, oodham, ruins, solstices., summer, tribe, usa, winter, zuni