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 | | An example of the second sort of archeoastronomy is the study of solar, lunar, and stellar alignments of historical monuments. |
 | | Many claims have been made that the megalithic monument, Stonehenge, represents an "ancient observatory," although the extent of its use in that regard is in dispute. |
 | | Similar claims have been made that the Great Pyramids of Egypt are aligned with the stars in the belt of Orion, in reflection of the significance invested in that constellation by the ancient Egyptians. |
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