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Pleiades Aurochs[]
ˈplʌɪədiːz ˈɔːrɒks[]
noun | Archaeoastronology[]
a prehistoric Astronic specimen dated to 19,730 BCE found at La-Tête-du-Lion in Ardèche, France; a depiction of the Pleiades open star cluster above an aurochs, an extinct Eurasian ox, considered an example of astromorphism in the Upper Palaeolithic period of the Stone Age.
Derivatives and alternative phrases[]
- Astromorphic Aurochs | noun
Origin and etymology[]
- Astro-English: from Astronese, the title Pleiades Aurochs, was created by Cometan to denote this particular specimen during his initial scholarship of the Astronic tradition.