Talk:Great Comet of 1264

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Did you know... that astronomers believe that the Great Comet of 1264 and the Great Comet of 1556 were the same comet?

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Hohokam petroglyph[edit]

I noticed a petrglyph at a site North of Eloy az. made by the Hohokam tribe that I guessed was inscribed between 1000 ad and 1400 ad. This comet I feel is the best fit compared to both earlier and later highly visible daytime comets. The petroglyph is at a site which includes a few thousand petroglyphs, probably the largest site In a 50 mile radius. The petroglyph shows the sun(3 circles), the comet with a large tail, a bird, (hawk?) And dog, (coyote, wolf). It was the only group on a stone so I feel it had special importance. 68.231.90.206 (talk) 00:03, 26 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]