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The Analemma Project

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An analemma photograph is featured with a detailed description of how it was created.

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Title: Keppel Henge -The Analemma Project-
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Science Central - 509867 - Keppel Henge is a large stone circle which has been created in Canada as a millennium project.
Category: Project - Architecture - Stone - Bill - Circle - Steve - Garden - Irvine - Landscape - Millennium - Peninsula - Bruce - Stonehenge - Henge - Keppel - Croft - Loney - Wiarton - Analemma - Limestone.


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