The earth's precession might affect the viewing type alignment, but not the shape of the belt I presume. Would that have changed much in the time?
If it has we have the interesting situation that if it was more bent previously then the pyramids may be spot on whereas if it was straighter then Thornboro is. So we can tell the sceptics: there's compelling evidence that Thornboro and the pyramids are/are not depicting the belt but we're not sure whether we mean "respectively"
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