I’m sending this comment immediately after seeing the referenced crop circle because I had a flash of inspiration, and the comment can’t wait.  But regrettably, being a “math-o-phobe” I lack the skills for the computations demanded by the insight . . . though I intend to give it my best!  I’m hoping that others not fettered by my own handicap may be able to pick-up the lead and pursue it.  Let’s collaborate! 

First, the fact that the circle-makers have chosen to duplicate the West Kennett Long Barrow lay-down of July 2011 in the same field, apparently at the same precise location, cannot be accidental, and should not be ignored.  Why not?  Because they’re evidently underscoring a point . . . something we missed?! 

Second, the fact that two identical crop circles came down in the same field, at the same precise location, indicates differentiation in time, only.  Furthermore, it should be possible to measure the separation with precision. 

Third, the circle-makers have historically used “clocks” and other means, frequently, astronomical (for example, phases of the Moon or cycles of Venus), to indicate measures of time. 

It would, therefore, be very interesting to know whether the temporal separation of the July 2011 and June 2014 lay-downs corresponds with some whole number of measure.  Obviously, there’s no whole number correspondence in Sidereal or Tropical years; but what about lunations, or cycles of Venus?  Hypothetically, perhaps, they’ve handed us a temporal “yard-stick” for interpreting other crop circles.

Addendum 

Consider the crop circle at Marocchi (Poirino), Italy, for example; the formation came down precisely on the Solstice (perhaps, the most ancient measure of time), and one of the great disks has apparent “clock hands”—double-, and single-triangular indicators—except, they obviously do not point to hours or minutes because the great disk is graduated in eight units, not twelve or sixty. 

But in eight whole earth-years, Venus draws a pentagram in the sky.  Could we be looking at a clock keyed to the 8-year cycle of Venus?! 

 

Well, if the lower disk is indeed a clock, what does it say about the upper disk, if anything?  Is it a clue that the upper disk resembles our sun, or that the F-shaped figure attached to it looks suspiciously like a wind-barb?  ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu 

Perhaps, the circle-makers are hinting at the strength and direction of the solar wind at a time measured from the Solstice by Venus, or Moon, or both?!