Eclipse uncovers biblical ruins at Ur

British archaeologists have unearthed a giant complex near the ancient city of Ur in southern Iraq. The area is believed to have been home to Abraham, father of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. As the find is 4,000 years old, roughly the same age as Abraham himself, it raises the tantalising possibility of a direct link with one of history's most significant religious figures. [4 Apr 2013]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2304056/Huge-building-

                             

Three weeks of hard work at Tell Khaiber have confirmed the presence of at least one monumental building. Satellite images, combined with the geophysical prospection programme, show it to be square, and to measure least 80 x 80 metres. Rooms excavated along the eastern side of the building have solid pavements of regular mud bricks, and one, perhaps a large hall, has a series of beautifully plastered floors – the care and detail of the construction reinforcing the special nature of the building.  Of course, it is much too early to say if it is a temple or a palace or an administrative complex [5 April 2013]

http://www.urarchaeology.org/monumental-buildings/

We start by looking at the lunar appulse eclipse of Nov 28, 2012. The eclipse moon was conjunct the south node or the tail of the dragon – a point that is associated with the past. The eclipse is significant for Ur since it squares the meridian axis and places Neptune on the MC.

Progressing the eclipse to April 4, we find that an important T-square comprising Pluto-Uranus-Kronos-Hades has reached the angles. The keyword for the TNP Kronos is famous and  the  TNP Hades is past.  The fourth house and the IC are connected with roots, tradition and history as also land and buildings. With the progressed IC conjunct Pluto – a planet that we associate with digging and uncovering what is hidden - it is not to difficult to see why an archaeological find has been made. 

In addition the descendant of the chart is [9ar07].  In ancient  China just above gamma and delta Pegasi, the eastern edge of the Great Square of Pegasus was Pi, The House of the Wall, or simply the Wall (9ar20, 14ar29), sometimes called Toung-Pi, the East Wall. Toung Pi presided over the archives. The Great Square represented the government building where state records were kept.[1]

[1] Secrets of the Ancient Skies, Diana Rosenberg (v.1, p.687)