Is the great star of the Castel Sant' Angelo (seen left) the "x" star that marks the spot on the star map?

What does this star represent?

Is it a coincidence that it holds the identical elongated pentagonal shape that fits an overlay of the Vitruvian man like the other ancient star maps Wayne has deciphered?

Is it also a coincidence that the navel of the Vitruvian man overlay marks the position of the entrance to the fortress and the secret library as rumoured in the "Angels and Demons" image on page 388 of the illustrated edition?

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THE FORBIDDEN STAR MAP

In the article that follows, Wayne Herschel takes his star ancestor, human origin theory from his book [OE]The Hidden Records' to completely new heights. It also includes an update on the Senmut tomb breakthrough in Egypt.

His latest release (July 2007) is based on his analysis of the recently publicised historical Freemason document, "The Hiram Key" (seen above left). In this article it will be referred to as the: "Hiram Abif star map".

Over the past few years, Freemasons have come from all over the world, quite conspicuously one might add, to attend Wayne's pyramid star map talks.

Some very interesting comments were made in private conversations that transpired after the talks. A number of people told Wayne that they had always known that the stars his research focuses on are extremely important. They also admitted that they had never realised exactly why they were so important until now. Especially since it would seem that virtually all the ancient civilisations venerated these particular stars in some sort of a genesis theme.

They commented that their once secret star depiction, which they refer to as their: "First Degree Tracing Board of the Key of Hiram" had recently become a publicly available historical document.

They were confident that since it had become accessible to anyone on a well-known university internet site, it would be ethical to explore and research its meaning. It can be found on the University of Bradford (United Kingdom) site and is titled "The Hiram Key".

A THIRD SUN-LIKE STAR REVEALED

Examine the image below set at a time on a computer star atlas at approximately 17 000 years ago. You will notice that at that very ancient epoch, three nearby Sun-like stars can be discerned in the positions shown. If one computes star positions with today[base ']s date, strangely enough the Pleiades look the same as they did 17 000 years ago (little movement) but because these Sun-like stars are closer to us, their apparent movement vectors are much more dramatic and hence very measurable. (The Sun-like stars today are in slightly different positions).

The "new" Sun-like star (not incorporated in the author's book) can be seen in the image below. It is the first example in Wayne Herschel's research of an exact spectrum match to our Sun, a G2 spectrum. (The other two are G5 spectrums).

It is catalogued as:

TYC 1799 1026 1

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