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Classic work on archaeoastronomy, first published in 1962. It examines the evidence for astronomical knowledge in ancient cultures around the world, and argues that astronomy played a major role in the development of human civilization.
Detailed study of the archaeoastronomy of the ancient world. It examines the evidence for astronomical knowledge in ancient cultures around the world, and discusses the possible astronomical significance of this knowledge.
Study of the role of astronomy in the development of power and authority in ancient societies.
Focuses on the connection and influence of astronomy and the religious rituals and monuments found around the world from the ancient times until the Renaissance.
Detailed study of the science of ancient Egypt. It includes a chapter on archaeoastronomy, which examines the evidence for astronomical knowledge in ancient Egyptian culture.
Specific deep-dive into the archaeoastronomy of Stonehenge and the astronomical knowledge that led to its construction.
A detailed look specifically at the archaeoastronomy of the Mayans.
Though primarily a stargazing guide, this book includes useful information for archaeoastronomy by providing deep dives into celestial events and their scientific significance.
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