The place
Avebury
Avebury is a vast Neolithic ceremonial landscape of circles, avenues and earthworks. AUBREY 56 treats it as its own place, not as an extension of Stonehenge.
Coordinates: 51.4285° N, 1.8540° W
How AUBREY 56 uses the place
The horizon changes.
The app uses Avebury’s local coordinates and horizon. It does not project Stonehenge’s architectural axes onto Avebury.
The 56-Gate equation remains the meeting of seven solar states and eight lunar phases. The place changes the local sky, time, horizon and visual atmosphere—not the conceptual instrument.
The epistemic boundary
Astronomy is calculated. Meaning is invited.
AUBREY 56 distinguishes local astronomical calculation from historical interpretation. It does not claim that Avebury was created for the app’s 56-Gate system, nor does it turn debated alignments into established fact.