Barbury Castle

Images

68 image(s) on this formation's own source records, and 1 more on 1 attached record(s) below. Click a tile for the full image; the bytes are fetched when you ask for them and are not stored in this page.

Diagrams (25)

diagram cropcirclecenter.com / Bertold Zugelder site default diagram cropcirclecenter.com / Bertold Zugelder site default diagram Zef Damen page credit diagram Luis Manuel Cárcamo image-group credit diagram cropcirclecenter.com image-group credit diagram cropcircleconnector.com no credit recorded diagram cropcircleconnector.com no credit recorded diagram cropcircleconnector.com no credit recorded diagram Cathy Taylor image-group credit diagram Cathy Taylor image-group credit diagram www.maya48.etsy.com image-group credit diagram Bert Janssen image credit diagram Bert Janssen image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Karen Alexander image credit diagram Peter van den Burg image credit diagram Bertold Zugelder image credit

Photographs (27)

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Other images (16)

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Attached photographs (1)

inferred link These pictures did not come with a source record of this formation. Each one is a single-photograph archive entry whose own date and place the index matched to this formation; nothing about the formation itself comes from them. The rule, the score and the evidence are printed with each record so the link can be checked, and the credit stays with the photograph.

Burderop Down, Wilts | 14th June 2020

tt temporarytemples.co.uk · archive_image · 14 June 2020 · matched on date and place by the index (not confirmed by hand) · rule attach, tier B, score 0.90 · pair 85333522e81b · decided 2026-09-15T03:03:25Z

• attachment: tt archive_image burderop-down-wilts-14th-june-2020
• date 2020-06-14 vs 2020-06-14 (delta +0 d)
• name tokens shared: burderop
• county Wiltshire == Wiltshire
• country UK (uk_county) == UK (uk_county)
• the only entity the photograph's date and place fit (UK20200614_A)

aerial Steve Alexander / Temporary Temples site default

site	kind	credit	basis	caption	size	file	source page
tt	aerial	Steve Alexander / Temporary Temples	site default	Burderop Down, Wilts | 14th June 2020	1200×850 1.6 MiB image/jpeg	image 3f47b3a1f17a	https://temporarytemples.co.uk/crop-circles/2020-crop-circles

Date

14 June 2020, to day precision. What a source records is the day a formation was found and reported.

reported by

cc: 14 June 2020 ccc: 14 June 2020 tt: 14 June 2020

weekday

Sunday, day 166 of the year, ISO week 24, summer

sun and moon

6.4 days before the June solstice; moon waning crescent (38% lit), 8.7 days after the full moon (computed at 12:00 UTC; a reported date is a discovery date, not a creation date)

Place

What each source printed, and the coordinate derived from it. No source in this archive publishes a coordinate of its own.

coordinate

51.489844, -1.768906 — exact, ±1 m, by grid_ref, from the ccc record

on a map

OpenStreetMap

The source's own map link: https://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=416141&y=176791&z=0&sv=51.489842,+-1.768901&st=7&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf

Crop and size

crop

barley (cc: barley, ccc: —, tt: barley)

diameter

200 ft (61.0 m)

size as written

not recorded

Source records

What each source published, side by side. A row whose values differ across the sources is marked: the archive prints the disagreement rather than choosing a winner.

Texts

8 document(s), each attached to the record whose page hosts it. These are other people's words: quoted here in short attributed extract, with a link to the page that published each one in full.

Claims about this formation

62 claim(s) extracted by lexicon from the texts above, written by Jonas Passos, Karen Alexander, Kenneth Heck, Temporary Temples. A claim row is a record of what an author wrote, with the sentence verbatim. It is not evidence about the formation, and nothing here is tested on this page.

Up to 3 quote(s) per type, verbatim from the document:

• “This circle is concerned with Comet B and its twelve components.” astronomical · Kenneth Heck · source page
• “These light lenses occur rather frequently in crop circles and represent the extra light in the sky a comet or fragment will make for days before final impact.” astronomical · Kenneth Heck · source page
• “Comet B will be closely monitored by space vehicles from its original point until the final impacts.” astronomical · Kenneth Heck · source page
• “It seems the bringing of Heaven (or the Heavens) to Earth is also encoded in this crop circle in another way and the numbers 3 and 4 are further emphasised.” code · Karen Alexander · source page
• “There are two majors numbers at play in this crop circle, the first and most obvious is 12. As you will see in the gallery below I have shown a pencil line drawing of the basic geometry underpinning the design.” prediction · Karen Alexander · source page
• “The crop circle that appeared at Barbury Castle on 14 June 2020 has an extremely interesting geometry.” comparison · source page
• “One of the most famous crop circles of all time appeared here on July 17th 1991 (fig. 1) – it is still regarded by many as their favourite crop circle of all time.” comparison · Temporary Temples · source page
• “As I looked back over some of the most notable crop circles to have appeared at Barbury Castle over the years I was struck by a thought; if we interpret the new 2020 circle as a ring of 12 chalices, it would fit in with several other formations that have appeared here that have also has a religious or spiritual theme, including the Menorah of 1999 and the Kabbalah of 1997. If one sees the chalice as a spiritual icon (as Grail or as holder of the Christian Eucharist), this this would make an interesting triumvirate.” comparison · Temporary Temples · source page
• “This new crop circle brings its 12 sectors in the shape of shovels, which seems to suggest some kind of circular technological artifact, evidently UFOs.” authorship_et · Jonas Passos · source page
• “Even if their model is not DISK, UFOs rely on central turbines with mechanisms for collecting cosmic energy (such as the energy they collect from the Sun).” authorship_et · Jonas Passos · source page
• “They don't have to leave their bases or planets loaded with huge amounts of fuel in their tanks, because the fuel they use is the free energy of the Universe, and they just need to know how to collect that energy from saturated spaces, energy from the stars, ether , fifth element, VRIL, etc.” authorship_et · Jonas Passos · source page
• “In 2006 a replica of one of these was built at Barbury Castle, sadly it was burnt to the ground by vandals in 2008.” authorship_human · Temporary Temples · source page
• “In fact, the symbolism 12 is striking in another known wheel.” landscape · Jonas Passos · source page
• “The sky, the Zodiac, making the Sun a car that moves through the twelve gates of heaven (the 12 signs), this according to ancient symbology, and how the sages of the past defined the cosmology of our Universe centered on the Sun.” landscape · Jonas Passos · source page
• “There are rosettes of different structures and number of petals, like eight or sixteen, but the symbolism implicit in all these mandalas is the same: the harmonic order of the universes in balance.” landscape · Jonas Passos · source page
• “The rosettes were signs of connection between the Temple and the spiritual universes, and for that reason, the Cathedrals were built strictly under symbols and patterns that converted it into a fractal of the Universe, a mini-universe within which people could connect with the dimensions higher spirit.” science · Jonas Passos · source page
• “The Sun has been acting strange, unpredictable, just like the behaviour of the Earth's magnetic field.” science · Jonas Passos · source page
• “And as the solar magnetic field is much more intense, then unexpected changes in the solar core (centre of the energy of the Great Solar Wheel) can reach us in the form of unexpected solar flares, or the opposite, weakening of its magnetic field causing huge black holes.” science · Jonas Passos · source page
• “This is why, for example, Jesus named twelve apostles, making the central Sun a new light of Truth that he commissioned those twelve missionaries to spread in the twelve directions, like the zodiacal model.” other · Jonas Passos · source page
• “John Michell said that 7 was the number of “Sprit, Revelation, the Eternal Feminine and what lies beyond the Veil”.” other · Karen Alexander · source page
• “The Grail has been expressed as many things; a stone that fell from Lucifer’s crown, the cup Christ used at the Last Supper, and which caught his blood at the Crucifixion.” other · Karen Alexander · source page

Formations these texts refer to (a derived link, never membership):

• “Menorah of 1999” → unresolved (no_candidate)· Temporary Temples
• “Kabbalah of 1997” → unresolved (no_candidate)· Temporary Temples

Geometry

25 diagram file(s) on this page. measured from the diagram itself, and experimental: the extractor's rotational order is right on 88.8 % of a 200-diagram hand-labelled set against a gate of 90 %, so read a number here beside the picture rather than instead of it.

Experimental, and marked ≈ wherever it appears. These numbers are read off a drawing, not off the field: the extractor's rotational order agrees with a hand-labelled set on 88.8 per cent of 200 diagrams against a gate of 90 per cent, its element count is within one on 97.5 per cent, and its ring count is not calibrated at all. Nothing in the analysis tree is derived from the rotational order while that gate is unmet.

Diagrams that look like these: cc 10278db6 · ccc ae780454 · ccc 0b53842c · ccc c54e605b · ccc df17cab8 · ccc 2fc358c0 · ccc a542bbcf · ccc 6e262764 · ccc 0e11ac66 · ccc 2ab16e39 · tt c1918018 · tt 6b545a24 · tt fd8e0218 · tt c3e4d85c · tt 0a8e358e · tt 2e6a9d3c · tt 450cd00a · tt 1a652f21 · tt 6ad7b209 · tt 60a9a3ea · tt 73c8f115 · tt 5034c3e5 · tt 9d62ece0 · tt 10278db6— the nearest by perceptual hash. The whole archive is browsable by shape in the shape section, and this formation's own diagrams go straight into that grid: show them in the grid.

Neighbours

In time

previous

Marlborough 11 June 2020, Marlborough

next

Darrington 16 June 2020, Darrington

previous in UK

Marlborough 11 June 2020

next in UK

Darrington 16 June 2020

same day

no other formation is dated this day

within 7 days and 25 km

Berwick Bassett 21 June 2020, 6.3 km away, 7 day(s) apart

In place

The nearest formations the archive can place.

Barbury Castle17 July 2022
Barbury Castle
49 m away, 2022-07-17 Barbury Hill9 April 2015
Barbury Hill
168 m away, 2015-04-09 Burderop Down20 July 2016
Burderop Down
280 m away, 2016-07-20 Barbury Castle17 July 1991
Barbury Castle
1.3 km away, 1991-07-17 Barbury Castle1 May 1994
Barbury Castle
1.3 km away, 1994-05-01 Barbury Castle29 May 1994
Barbury Castle
1.3 km away, 1994-05-29

same county and year

Potterne 28 May 2020 · Cley Hill 30 May 2020 · Marlborough 11 June 2020 · Wilton 17 June 2020 · Berwick Bassett 21 June 2020 · Ogbourne St George 25 June 2020 · Stanton St Bernard 7 July 2020 · Easton Royal 10 July 2020 · Cley Hill 11 July 2020 · West Knoyle 12 July 2020 · Luxenborough 16 July 2020 · Etchilhampton 17 July 2020 · Uffcott 22 July 2020 · Hackpen Hill 23 July 2020 · Etchilhampton 26 July 2020 · Yarnbury Castle 26 July 2020 · Hackpen Hill 30 July 2020 · Potterne 4 August 2020 · Heytesbury 7 August 2020 · Beechingstoke 8 August 2020 and 3 more

Provenance

entity built at

2026-09-15T03:03:25Z (derived from the link decisions, not from this build)

index run ids

20260911T192039Z-index-build, 20260915T030325Z-index-build

reviews applied

none

open queue pairs

none

entity record

index/formations/UK20200614_A.json · row in index/manifest.jsonl

input digests

entity 395d7d8aa657 · images f6347e9d0263 · attachments 2c9a84c50e9f · texts b12d2a07fab9 · geo 4a6cc6c60910