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As the picture of the Long zodiac, published in [4], Volume
6, was not of a high quality, in Figure 3.5 we show another
reproduction of Denon’s picture of the Long zodiac, which
was taken from [110] 15 . T. Fomenko corrected these mistakes
in Morozov’s decoding and modified it accordingly. For a detailed
explanation related to her decoding we refer to [1].
In her work, T. Fomenko stated more strict and rigorous
requirements for acceptable astronomical solutions of the
Egyptian zodiacs, which are:
• The positions of all the planets on a solution should correspond
exactly to their positions on the zodiac without
any distinguishable adjustment.
• For an acceptable solution, the order of planets on the
ecliptic must be exactly the same as on the zodiac. This
requirement, which was introduced for the first time in
T Fomenko’s work, was not respected by previous researchers.
In many aspects, the above requirements impose new
and higher standards on acceptable astronomical solutions
for the Egyptian zodiacs. Contrary to Morozov, Kellin and
Denisenko, T.N. Fomenko did not accept any conditional solution
and kept searching for the exact solutions. Based on
these principles, T.N. Fomenko proposed a new decoding of
the Denderah zodiacs, for which she found one solution for
the Long Denderah zodiac and two solutions for the Round
Denderah zodiacs. However, these solutions were previously
obtained by N.A. Morozov, and by N.S. Kellin and D.V.
Denisenko.
The Long Denderah zodiac: April 7-8, 1727 AD.
The Round Denderah zodiac: March 15, 568 AD.
or: March 22, 1422 AD.
(T.N. Fomenko 16 )
We will follow this approach even in more rigorous way
and we will show that it is possible to obtain the exact solutions
for the all analyzed in our book Egyptian zodiacs. For
example, we will also take into account the symbols indicating
the visibility or invisibility of the planets portrayed on
Egyptian zodiacs, which were not scrutinized by T. Fomenko
in [1].
More precisely, our strategy for the astronomical dating
of the ancient Egyptian zodiacs will be based on the following
principles:
• We will consider only those astronomical solutions which
meet all the listed above requirements stated by T.N.
Fomenko in [1].
• We will also require that all the admissible solutions satisfy
the conditions of the visibility/invisibility indicated
on the zodiac by the symbolic convention that was discovered
by N.A. Morozov 17 .
15 See [110], p. 251-252, Plate VII
17 See [4], Vol. 6, p.675,678 and 679.
3.1 History of Dating of the Denderah Zodiacs 57
Figure 3.5: The D.V. Denon’s drawing of the Long zodiac.