Nebra Sky Disk

The Nebra Sky Disk

The disk is attributed to a site near Nebra, Saxony-Anhalt in Germany, and associatively dated to c. 1600 BC. It has been associated with the Bronze Age Unetice culture.

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I believe that the Nebra sky disk is a Saxon record of a special Solar/Lunar event which backs up the Holy Scriptures record of Joshua’s longest day. This would have been a phenomenal event to the Saxon’s as it coincided with the religious festival associated with the harvest, Halegmonath (“holy month” or month of offerings”, September), during the Autumn Solar Equinox, this made the event of utmost importance to the Saxons religiously and deserved a more permanent remembrance, thereby the creation of the disk to be worn on the breast of their High Priest, Chief or King during their religious holiday. I believe also that the disk had been buried or hidden by the priest to keep it out of the hands of warring marauding rival tribes of that era. Hence it was preserved for us today and is a support of Biblical accuracy.

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