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Table 1 Orientation data for the several sites in the vicinity of Chabola de la Hechicera
Site
φ (°/’)
λ (°/’)
a (°)
h (°)
δ (°)
Lapoblación
Dating
(cal. BC)
a(°)
h(°)
δ(°)
Layaza
42/35
2/39
147
0.7
−37.9
Not visible
2800–2000
Sotillo
42/34
2/37
180
1.6
−46.1
74
2
13
3000–1900(1300)
Montecillo
42/33
2/40
182
1.6
−46.1
70
2
15.8
2500–2300
Chabola de la Hechicera
42/34
2/33
143
0.75
−35.8
58
3
25
3500–2900(1750)
S. Martín
42/34
2/36
172
1.0
−46.1
64
2.8
20.7
3600−
Alto de la Huesera
42/34
2/34
140
0.75
−34.1
63
3
21.5
3000–2900
El Encinal
42/34
2/32
142
0.8
−35.2
54
4
28.5
−−−−−
Los Llanos
42/36
2/32
142
0.8
−35.2
74
4.5
14.7
(4300)3700−
La Cascaja
42/35
2/44
177
1.1
−46.6
Not visible
−−−−−
Longar
42/35
2/24
179
1
−46.9
300
3.7
24.1
3100–2900
The columns provide the name of the megalithc site, location (latitude and longitude) the orientation of the corridor, altitude of the horizon and declination.
Then we include the alignment towards the Lapoblación mountain. Finally, we provide the dating for the several sites as given by Fernández-Eraso and MujikaAlustiza (2013)
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