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Currently
the areas near these historical sites are as altars where Native
Americans keep their traditions and their surrounding landscapes are
best preserved ancient Native North America. But
medicine wheels remains a mystery, the details of the religious
ceremonies or philosophy that motivated its construction are still
undiscovered forever ... and also have accumulated assumptions and
speculation about their possible functions.
Courtesy
Royal Alberta Museum, Alberta CanadáSolamente exist 46 medicine wheels,
so that the province south of Canada appears to be the core of these
structures. Majorville
The medicine wheel was partially excavated in 1971 and has a huge
center pole 9 meters in diameter, surrounded by a stone circle 27 meters
wide and about 28 spokes that attach to the "axis". The
excavation yielded valuable data that archaeologists were able to
determine the time of its construction, and it appears that it was
originally built 4.500 years ago. Supposedly
the groups of people who followed him were adding new layers of rock
from that time until the arrival of Europeans in Alberta. The
long period of use and the construction of the center of this wheel
barrow suggest that rituals and ceremonies held in this place may have
changed over time, and while hunting buffalo or fertility may have
played a role, accurate meaning of this site is lost in time.
In
the same province, the medicine wheel Ellis belongs to a group called
"tipi", because its diameter is about the same size as the basis of
these conical portable tents made by the Indians of the area. Ellis
is a circle of diameter 5 meters stones forming a wall of the 10 rays
emanating in different directions and are about 14-19 meters. The
limited archaeological and ethnographic evidence available indicates
that this structure represents a wide range of ages, cultural
associations and functions. It is assumed that Ellis wheel was built by the native Indians Blackfoot warriors prominent monument at the time of his death.The
term "medicine wheel" was first applied to the Bighorn Medicine Wheel
in Wyoming (USA), where the Great Plains run into the Rocky Mountains. Its
structure consists of a large central post more than 3 meters in
diameter and a half high, surrounded by another stone circle about 24
meters in diameter, and 28 lines of cobblestones that bind. The
number 28 is sacred to some of the Indian tribes for the 28 days of the
lunar cycle, suggesting a possible use as a marker of astronomical
events. Lie around the wheel cairns six, most large enough to hold the weight of a human.extracted from
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