Angell, I. O. and Barber, J. W. (1977). An algorithm for fitting circles and ellipses to megalithic stone rings. Sci & Archaeol 20. Vol 20, pp. 11-16.

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An algorithm for fitting circles and ellipses to megalithic stone rings
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Sci & Archaeol 20
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Science & Archaeology
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20
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11 - 16
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The authors, who represent the 'rope and pegs' side in the debate on the mathematical sophistication required for constructing megalithic rings, offer a simple objective algorithm for obtaining ellipse and circle fits for any given site, which may then be used in a statistical study of site metrology. Further, the dangers of accepting a fit composed of a number of circular arcs for a particular site are demonstrated by comparing Thom's results for Avebury with those produced by the new method. Au(abr)
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Ian O Angell
John W Barber
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1977
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05 Dec 2008