The Anasazi Supernova Meaning
Depiction of a Supernova by The Anasazi of Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
There are several clues found in the form of cave art indicating that The Anasazi were very experienced celestial observers. There is a depiction on a cave wall of a supernova explosion that must have created the Crab Nebula - a supernova remnant in the constellation of Taurus. The relative orientations of the crescent moon and the star make it very likely that this is a recording of the supernova. This supernova would have been about five times brighter than Venus for about three weeks.
On another site, called the Anasazi sun dagger, there is a spiral design traced into a cave wall, and during midsummer, midwinter, and the equinoxes, it is perfectly bisected or surrounded
by daggers of sunlight which enter the specially placed windows.
There are several clues found in the form of cave art indicating that The Anasazi were very experienced celestial observers. There is a depiction on a cave wall of a supernova explosion that must have created the Crab Nebula - a supernova remnant in the constellation of Taurus. The relative orientations of the crescent moon and the star make it very likely that this is a recording of the supernova. This supernova would have been about five times brighter than Venus for about three weeks.
On another site, called the Anasazi sun dagger, there is a spiral design traced into a cave wall, and during midsummer, midwinter, and the equinoxes, it is perfectly bisected or surrounded
by daggers of sunlight which enter the specially placed windows.