Table 2

SIZES OF TALL STANDING STONES

*Stone #*	*Location*	*Height*	*Base*	*Slab Size*	*Stone Weight(lbs.)*	*Slab Weight(lbs.)*
1	Summer Solstice Sunrise	10'	56"x 25"	4' x 4'	7000	3200
2	Summer Solstice Sunset	8'5"	80"x 50"	5' x 4'	8500	4600
3	North	9'1"	40"x 30"	5' x 4'	7800	3600
4	South	7'6"	34"x 27"	4' x 4'	6000	3100
5	Winter Solstice Sunrise	8'	30"x 68"	4' x 5'	7000	3800
6	Winter Solstice Sunset	7'3"	25"x 60"	4' x 4'6"	5800	3000
7	West Portal	~8'	20"x 55"	6'6"x 4'	7000	5200
8	West Portal	~8'	20"x 55"	for portal	4200	for portal
9	East Portal	7'4"	24"x 70"	7' x 5'	5800	5800
10	East Portal	6'3"	22"x 57"	for portal	4600	for portal

11	N Moonrise	6'9"	45"x 21"	4' x 3'	3900	2300
12	S Moonrise	5'9"	42"x 18"	3' x 3'	2200	1100
13	N Moonset	6'2/5"	25"x 26"	3' x 3'	2900	900
14	S Moonset	5'7"	30"x 41"	3' x 3'	2200	900

Notes:

2) Holes are 3.5' deep, and are 6" larger than the stone/stlab combination all the way around the stone/slab.

3) Stone base and slab dimensions give first the dimension around the Sunwheel perimeter, and second the dimension along the line of sight to the center.

4) Total weight of the stones + slabs = 112,400 lbs.

5) Numbers revised 11/21/00.

A project conceived by Dr. Judith S. Young
Professor of Astronomy, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
e-mail: Judith Young

Last Update: 7/15/2003