When it is spring equinox north of the equator (and Pisces can be observed) it is autumn equinox south of the equator. The idea of fishes and a square (the Pegasus square) can though be associated with spring equinox also south of the equator. It hardly matters if the time of observation must be changed in order to see Pisces and the square.
Indeed, the model of the path of the sun (with constellations, planets, equinoxes etc) was probably so well defined already from a very long time ago that it would have been impossible to change it without destroying it. Astrology will not change the position of Pisces when the sky dome has moved spring equinox (north of the equator) to Aquarius. At hua the situation has been described:
Possibly, therefore, the rhomb seen for instance in vaero glyphs may depict the Pegasus square:
The tail part will then be understood as referring to fishes. The orientation of the square depends on perspective, and the corners of this picture of 'earth' should be the equinoxes and the solstices. |