examples II

This is the third entry in a series of crop circle reconstructions with emphasis on trisection. For an introduction to the subject, please go to the first entry here.

The reconstructions don't follow a narrative. They are randomly picked from Lucy Pringle's- and Steve Alexander's website. Please visit 

http://www.lucypringle.co.uk/

http://temporarytemples.co.uk/

July 21, 1994 East Field

Another octagonal design. Trisection both on 45° (top)  and 90° (bottem).

July 24, 1994 East Dean

The main body of the formation is build "ad quadratum". Trisection on a straight angle by the tramlines. Note how these lines make trisection two times; on the outer perimeter and at the central circle. Another beautiful quallity of this formation is how the long axis ends at a tramline. While the tail curves away, the size of the second circle is determined by this meating point of axis and tramline.

July 15, 1995 Kingsclere.

The grape shots seem to tell 2/3 and 1/3.

June 11, 1997 Rockley down

June 12, 1999 East Field

The head of the serpent bends 120° from the horizontal axis of the formation, which is the tramline. Trisection where the lower tramline crosses the head.

July 17, 2005 Boxley

Trisection incorporated in the design.

May 19, 2007 Morgan's hill.

Just as with the Boxley frormation, when there are so many elements involved, one could argue that finding trisection is coincidence. So allthough the interaction between design and tramlines seem to be very deliberate, they do not convince solely on trisection. Together with all the other examples however, i hope they bare som weight in the argument that trisection has been a integral part of crop circle design the last quarter of a century.

June 17, 2012 Berkley Lane

The proportions of the perimeter, central circle and ring reveal a triangle with the same angles as the dominant triangle in the Sri Yantra, and the Great pyramid. Trisection  of the slope angle gives reference to the tramline at one end, and the little grapeshot at the other. Trisection of the apex gives reference at the same grapeshot, and the tangent point of the tramline.

July 1 and 23, 2012 Wanborough Plain

First found on the first of july. The grey part was flattende three weeks later. Trisection at the entry of the tramline.

May 24, 2015 marlborough

Trisection on the 13 fold regular polygon. As if the tramline pushes the fourth satelite out of symetrie.