Researcher author Alan Butler, the study of early calendars, Bronze Age cultures and the beginnings of astronomy.

Alan Butler has determined that the Ancient Cretan Phaistos Disc measures a time period of 40 years using a 360 or 366 day calendar. Also Alan Butler explains that the Phaistos Disc uses a 123 day cycle or system. This very accurate system of time keeping divides days into quarters."

This is very interesting to me. The ancient people were tracking the Object's 40 plus six year orbital time period. I saw the Object early evening but it was after dark. I saw the Object just after dark, roughly three quarters of the way through that day.

Once again the basic 40 year time frame is brought to light. Mr. Alan Butler set out to determine the secrets of the ancient
Cretan Phaistos Disc. He has determined that this ancient item is a type of calendar and that it measures a 40 year time interval. The ancient people were very obviously focused on the Object and predicting the time of the Object's return.

Forty years and then a six year waiting period before the Object's next return back down across from it's spectacular long orbit. What else could the Phaistos Disc be about? Is this just a coincidence? The Cretan Phaistos Disc may have been an important central time keeping tool for the ancient people to use along with their other observation instruments. Consider the spectacular acheivements of the ancient people and their astronomers. Add in the fact that from the very farthest depths of time the ancient people have had intimate deep knowledge regarding the Ancient Object and it's orbital characteristics and of course the Changed and Lasting Light event. At a basic level the Object and the Changed Light is at the heart of what motivated the ancient people to understand the stars and planets and the passage of time. It could be easily said that the ancient astronomers and indeed the ancient people of history themselves were far in advance of our time concerning the basic most important facts of what happens in our most local area of space.

Did Mr. Alan Butler set out to discover or prove a forty year time frame because he had the Object's basic orbital time period in mind? I think that the odds are that Mr. Butler is totally unaware of the Object's existence just like everyone else seems to be.

Mr. Alan Butler's fantastic discovery is very important and definitely may point directly toward the Object's orbital time period.
Will this potential crucial evidence be used to understand and perhaps predict the date and the time of the Object's arrival between the Earth and the Moon? Probably not however the ancient Cretan Phaistos Disc is amazing and gives us another glimpse of just how advanced our ancestors really were.