"Big Deer"

Site Of The Earliest Observation Known To Man
Of The Supernova Explosion Of 1054 AD.

Observed On May 24, 1,054 AD.

Located In The Agua Fria National Monument, Arizona.

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Eve & George DeLange.

Page Updated January 21, 2,011.

The Circles With The Pointed Figures Around Them Look Like The Canyon Walls And Rocks As You Look Out Of The Canyon Floor Toward The Night Sky! The Drawing Shows Exactly What Would Be Seen When Standing In Front Of The Boulder, Looking Up At The Night Sky! Compare With The Map On Page Three. "Big Deer" Supernova Of 1054 AD Or M1. Sketch By Gene A. Lucas.

Place the Correct Names Of the Objects In Space On The Positions Of The Petroglyph Drawings And They Match! When Comparing The Supernovas Position On The Two Boulders Against The Moons Different Positions Shown On The Two Boulders Then The Moon's Motion From One Night To The Next Is Clearly Shown! THUS - WE CAN PLACE A DATE ON THE OBSERVATION! May 24, 1,054 AD! "Big Deer" Supernova Of 1054 AD Or M1. Sketch By Gene A. Lucas.

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