They also suspiciously line up with the survey of 1762 done by Charles Morris. What one cannot do is allege that some ancient treasure depositors knew the heading that Morris would choose for the road across the island in the year prior to the arrival of the New England Planter settlers at OI. Since it cannot be prior to 1762, or after 1762, we are more or less forced to conclude that any surveyed geometry that relates very well to the road across the island is datable and is a feature of the Morris survey.
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Consider the regular nature of the angles in relation to the road heading. The Cross inclination is 50 degrees N of the road and 30 degrees N of the W-E line. The cross' internal angles formed by the stone positions are a nice round 40, 50, 90 degrees exactly. The internal distances between stones on the the Cross are forced by the geometric plan that ties everything to the existence of a 40 degree angle in a scheme that uses Thales' theorem as a framework on paper. This image shows those distances which coincide with what is given to us in ca1982 by Nolan, and then by Amundsen. The line A-M in this image reproduces the lot boundary heading.
Add to this the fact that the Cross stem's heading is that of the great circle to Jerusalem and it is pretty clear that someone planned his choices to make all this come out so elegantly. Who planned, and who surveyed there? Charles Morris. Only he ever knew the heading he chose for the road and lot boundaries. No previous individuals knew those to make a money pit be related to it as perfectly as you allege.
What is Morris giving you? Evidence of his survey. Did he want to signal out a ground cross symbol in relation to Jerusalem? Possibly. Does the Welling pointer point to the exact spot on the horizon the celestial Cross (Northern Cross) sets each and every day at OI's latitude? Yes, it does. Is that just that a coincidence? No. It's particular to the latitude in question. Is there a symbolic possibility in signaling both the Cross and Jerusalem? Yes, there is. Someone may be trying to reclaim that constellation as a Christian symbol, as opposed to a pagan one (Swan=Zeus). This sort of thing would be part of a known effort to Christianize the constellations which traces to Germany. Who might have wanted to do this sort of rebranding? Holy Royal Arch Freemasons who were partial to the idea that observable geometric relations in our world should be counted as evidence of the existence of the Christian God who is coming to save you. Was Morris such a Mason? Yes. How do we know this? He was an original member of Erasmus James Philipps 40th regiment of foot that contained the first Masonic Lodge in British Canada a Annapolis Royal. Between the time Morris charted Mahone Bay for the British in 1751 and the 1763 settlement of the Shoreham grant he had advanced to be Surveyor General of the province. The philosophy attached to the creation of the new British colony a the time (ca1760) was that of raising a God fearing colony of men who would be led by their own self guidance based in the Laws laid oud by God. The entire project reeked of British Protestant Christian exceptionalism which was also closely tied to the elimination of the French Catholic Acadians (1755-1760) and native population which following the treaty of Peace of 1760. Morris, as it turns out, was one of the first who had suggested that the French lands should be surveyed and tuned into townships for New England colonists (prior to 1751). It is his plan that was executed from 1755-60. The plan was always touted to be part of God's plan for England's Empire and Dominion. If there is one thing Haliburton tells us it's that "the Old Judge", aka God, is central to the OI story.
