Roman charioteer (Auriga)
driving a two-horse chariot
An
Iron Age chariot and two horse skeletons have been unearthed at a Yorkshire
building site. The 2,500-year-old remains have been dubbed by experts as
'highly unusual'. The find is the first of its kind in the last 200 years and
one of only 26 ever excavated in the UK. It has been described as a find of
'international significance'. The peculiar remains were found at a new housing
development in Pocklington, East Yorkshire, which has forced planners to hold
off on their builds. Archaeologists working on the site say that the remains
may link to a strange human burial ritual.
March 30 https://www.sott.net/article/346789-Highly-unusual-2500-year-old-chariot-and-two-horse-skeletons-unearthed-at-a-Yorkshire-building-site
The chart for the solar eclipse of February 26 at Pocklington,
East Yorkshire, is shown here. Notice that it is conjunct Neptune and is
anchored by hard aspects to the
Jupiter-Uranus (lucky break) opposition on the meridian axis. The
eclipse was conjunct kappa Pegasi, in
the forefoot of the Flying Horse Pegasus. The stars here were part of the asterism Hiu-Liang, in ancient
China, which ruled graves, tombs, mausoleums. Also Neptune [10pi] is conjunct zeta Aquarii [9pi]. This was a
star in the Arabic lunar mansion Al Sa'd
al Ahbiyah, “The Lucky Star of Hidden Things or Hiding Places”.Further, the
eclipse and Neptune are in trine aspect to the TNPs Kronos-Hades which are
placed among stars of Auriga, the Charioteer.
Progressing the eclipse chart to March 30 brings the
descendant to a conjunction with the eclipse thereby triggering the
configuration.
Finally, in passing we note that the Sabian symbol for the
eclipse degree [8pi12] is:
PHASE 339: A Jockey
Spurs His Horse, Intent On Outdistancing His Rivals [1]
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