Skyscapes : the role and importance of the sky in archaeology

Weitere Verfasser: Campion, Nicholas.
Silva, Fabio
Ort/Verlag/Jahr: Oxford : Oxbow Books, 2015.
Umfang/Format: xvi, 148 pages : color illustrations. ; 24 cm.
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Inhaltsangabe:
  • Preface: Meaning and intent in ancient skyscapes : an Andean perspective / J. McKim Malville
  • The role and importance of the sky in archaeology : an introduction / Fabio Silva
  • Skyscapes : locating archaeoastronomy within academia / Nicholas Campion
  • An examination of the divide between archaeoastronomy and archaeology / Liz Henty
  • Skyscapes : present and past : from sustainability to interpreting ancient remains / Daniel Brown
  • 30b : the West Kennet Avenue stone that never was : interpretation by multidisciplinary triangulation and emergence through four field anthropology / Lionel Sims
  • Can archaeoastronomy inform archaeology on the building chronology of the Mnajdra Neolithic temple in Malta? / Tore Lomsdalen
  • Star phases : the naked-eye astronomy of the Old Kingdom pyramid texts / Bernadette Brady
  • An architectural perspective on structured sacred space : recent evidence from Iron Age Ireland / Frank Prendergast
  • The circumpolar skyscape of a Pembrokeshire dolmen / Olwyn Pritchard
  • The view from within : a "time-space-action" approach to megalithism in central Portugal / Fabio Silva
  • Afterword: Dances beneath a diamond sky / Timothy Darvill.