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This photo is of the north of Canada, and shows a base "meat cache". You can see this

This is a rebuilt version of a roundhouse. A circular frame is built from stone, and the sides possibly from mud and stone, or woven sticks and mud. The ceiling, no skylights here, a thatched sticks and reeds (or straw) roof. The round form lends itself easily to not only a form of architecture that predates history, the stick tipi, but also provides a rain run off in all directions without corners and complex stress points that square roofs construction introduces. So there you have it. A mystery to the gods decoded. A people not without religion perhaps, not without gods, not without a need to, or even mechanisms to depict symbols and message for the eyes of the dead, or alien over watchers. But a people with for certain a very real and practical need to farm, and live in separate quarters, and segment and divide work, and living space. A very real need to live in protection from the elements. From the rain, the high elevation weather whatever it may have been. A need to be warm and safe in their well crafted, and time honored designed houses.

The circular stone creations, were not as exotic as a burial chamber, or a codex message to unknown star-people. Perhaps the stones gathered from the fields were not used to transmit messages in geoglyphs at all. But rather they were used to house the very earthbound and undeniably real people that worked in those plotted segments of land ?

"table-yupana (or archaeological yupana): a system of trays of different sizes and materials, carved at the top of the device into geometric boxes, into which seeds or pebbles were placed, presumably for performing complex arithmetic calculations. "

image by Yasir999 wikicommons

So how long after those earliest stars were formed do we see planets?