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Stellar Deceit: The Great Lie of Precession

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It is unbelievable the overwhelming amount of data we are going to breeze through in demonstrating the following points. So packed a FREE pdf download of all the info and sources will be provided. Did you know-  The length of the year changed suddenly in 713 BCE  All civilizations before 8th century BCE recorded a 360 day year  After 8th century BCE days were added to the year  1st time Polaris is found as pole star in historical record is after 713 BCE  Chinese, Indian, Near Eastern zodiacs invented AFTER 713 BCE  Precession of the equinox discovered 600 years after 713 BCE  Precession is only a theory, called the Luni-Solar Theory  Precession remains unmentioned by all astronomers till 17th century AD  34.5 degree distance between Thuban and Polaris is a Phoenix number  Ancient World pole star was Thuban [Alpha Draconi/Eye of Draco]  Not a single reference to a 26,000 year cycle ANYWHERE before 19th century  Not a single reference to a 25,920 year cycle ANYWHERE before 19th century  Precession is supposed to be discovered by Hipparchus 150 BCE but his writings are lost  Not a single renowned astronomer published anything about 26,000 year cycle  A book in 1969 introduced precession useful for dating ancient monuments  Graham Hancock & others heavily influenced by this 1969 book  1969 book was dismissed by academic and scientific community  Graham Hancock’s famous books require that all aforementioned facts NOT be true Want to order merch or books, simply email archaixorders@ and state what you're interested in and we'll send you the info: hats, mugs, large sticker decals, short and long-sleeved shirts, books Support channel with small Paypal donation or, Buy Me a Coffee and leave me a comment- #simulation #apocalypse #chronology #reset #underworld #ancientmysteries #grahamhancock

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